Evaluation des protocoles analgésiques pour la prise en charge de la douleur au cours de la lithotripsie extra corporelle
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K. Chaker | Y. Ouanes | A. Sellami | Y. Nouira | K. Daly | S. B. Rhouma | M. Chehida
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