论文信息 - Serum myoglobin levels predicted from serum enzyme values.

Serum myoglobin levels predicted from serum enzyme values.

MYOGLOBINURIA is generally considered uncommon, although it has been reported in a wide variety of clinical conditions.1 The potential for acute tubular necrosis and renal failure associated with m...

L. Homer | J. Olerud | H. W. Carroll

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