论文信息 - Chronic adhesive pericarditis due to the rheumatic state, associated with liver damage serous effusions, and pigmentation; beneficial effect of pericardectomy on the phospholipide turnover and other liver functions after failure of medical management. - 字舞流文

Chronic adhesive pericarditis due to the rheumatic state, associated with liver damage serous effusions, and pigmentation; beneficial effect of pericardectomy on the phospholipide turnover and other liver functions after failure of medical management.

W. Cornatzer | D. Cayer | C. McMurray

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