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The importance of uniform venous terminology in reports on varicose veins

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(i.e. exactly what the authors state in the paper)		 Venous terminology in reports on varicose veins
Full bibliographic reference Vasquez MA, Munschauer CE. The importance of uniform venous terminology in reports on varicose veins. Semin Vasc Surg. 2010;23(2):70-77.
Language English
PubMed ID 20685560
Clinical area Cardiovascular medicine, Surgery
Applies to the whole report or to individual sections of the report? Terminology/definitions
Record last updated on August 20, 2013

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