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Spiros Marketos1993

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Acute Renal Failure According to Ancient Greek and Byzantine Medical Writers

Spiros Marketos · Aristotelis Chr. Eftychiadis · Athanasios A. Diamandopoulos

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History of Medicine Studies History of Science and Medicine Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies

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2008The Origins of Nephrology – Galen, the Founding Father of Experimental Renal Physiology

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Year1993

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Published1993-05-01

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ISSN-L0141-0768

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Citations25

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