The association of viral hepatitis and acute pancreatitis.

The association of viral hepatitis and acute pancreatitis.
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病毒性肝炎与急性胰腺炎的关联。

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1972
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California medicine
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通讯作者:
H. Rinderknecht
H. Rinderknecht
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作者:
Geokas Mc;H. Olsen;Swanson;H. Rinderknecht

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