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“..., communication between professionals and parturients, such as adequate information communication about the...”
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“... decreases over time disappearing about 10 years after the approval of the law. In addition to the temporary...”
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“... lived in masonry houses without accessibility or adequate adaptations. The 27 caregivers were mostly...”
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“... showed that even after 5000 charge-discharge cycles the capacitance values did not decrease for any...”
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“...” means “medicine delivered at a distance”, and the exchange of information can occur synchronously (when...”
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“... (up to 24 hours before surgery) and T2 - immediate postoperative period (up to 24 hours after surgery), by means...”
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