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Comment
. 1998 Dec 5;317(7172):1587-8.
doi: 10.1136/bmj.317.7172.1587a.

Extrapolation of trial results suggests that aspirin is useful in intermittent claudication

P Gresele, R Migliacci
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Extrapolation of trial results suggests that aspirin is useful in intermittent claudication

P Gresele et al. BMJ. .
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