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Published 2018
“... identified, through the implementation of a defined protocol, contributing to a decrease of catheter...”
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Published 2014
Subjects: “...Catheter Ablation...”
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Published 2007
“... based on aforementioned management) was evaluated with plain X-ray on the morning following the...”
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Published 2016
“...BACKGROUND: Catheter-based sympathetic renal denervation (RDN) is a recent therapeutic option...”
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Published 2019
“.... The animal had laboratory abnormalities compatible with lower urinary tract infection, followed...”
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Published 2014
“... tended to decrease compared with 2011. The indicators of the quality of maintenance dialysis remained...”
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Published 2016
“... monitored for MAP and central catheter, treated with vasopressors, inotropes, and crystalloid infusion...”
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“... patients on dialysis in July 2013 and compare with 2011-12. Methods: A survey based on data of dialysis...”
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Published 2011
“... prevalence in men aged 50–79 years being ubiquitous with aging. Due to significant morbi-mortality associated...”
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