论文信息 - Autonomic neuropathy is associated with hemodynamic instability during human liver transplantation. - 字舞流文

Autonomic neuropathy is associated with hemodynamic instability during human liver transplantation.

D. Arnal | I. Garutti | R. Bañares | J. Pérez-Peña | L. Olmedilla | D. Rincón | G. Clemente | J. Calleja

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