A risk score for predicting hospitalization for community-acquired pneumonia in ITP using nationally representative data.

A risk score for predicting hospitalization for community-acquired pneumonia in ITP using nationally representative data.
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DOI:
10.1182/bloodadvances.2020003074
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发表时间:
2020-11
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7.5
通讯作者:
Ye-Jun Wu;M. Hou;Hui-Xin Liu;J. Peng;Liang-ming Ma;Linhua Yang;R. Feng;Hui Liu;Yi Liu;Jia Feng;Hong-Yu Zhang;Zen-Ping Zhou;Wen-sheng Wang;Xu-liang Shen;P. Zhao;H. Fu;Q. Zeng;Xingyi Wang;Qiu-Sha Huang;Yun He;Q. Jiang;Hao Jiang;Jin Lu;Xiang-Yu Zhao;Xiao-Su Zhao;Yingjun Chang;Lanping Xu;Yueying Li;Qian-fei Wang;Xiao-hui Zhang
Ye-Jun Wu;M. Hou;Hui-Xin Liu;J. Peng;Liang-ming Ma;Linhua Yang;R. Feng;Hui Liu;Yi Liu;Jia Feng;Hong-Yu Zhang;Zen-Ping Zhou;Wen-sheng Wang;Xu-liang Shen;P. Zhao;H. Fu;Q. Zeng;Xingyi Wang;Qiu-Sha Huang;Yun He;Q. Jiang;Hao Jiang;Jin Lu;Xiang-Yu Zhao;Xiao-Su Zhao;Yingjun Chang;Lanping Xu;Yueying Li;Qian-fei Wang;Xiao-hui Zhang
中科院分区:
医学1区
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作者:
Ye-Jun Wu;M. Hou;Hui-Xin Liu;J. Peng;Liang-ming Ma;Linhua Yang;R. Feng;Hui Liu;Yi Liu;Jia Feng;Hong-Yu Zhang;Zen-Ping Zhou;Wen-sheng Wang;Xu-liang Shen;P. Zhao;H. Fu;Q. Zeng;Xingyi Wang;Qiu-Sha Huang;Yun He;Q. Jiang;Hao Jiang;Jin Lu;Xiang-Yu Zhao;Xiao-Su Zhao;Yingjun Chang;Lanping Xu;Yueying Li;Qian-fei Wang;Xiao-hui Zhang

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