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Guest Editor's Introduction: AMA Archives Symposium on Diagnostic Techniques in Phlebothrombosis

Couch, 1972

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363230942560420744
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Couch N
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Archives of Surgery

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Venous thromboembolism has long been a major source of perplexity for physicians, and, more important, of morbidity and death for patients, because the right tools for its clinical study and control have been unavailable. Over the years, many lamentations have been …
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