What we truly know about occupation as a risk factor for ALS: A critical and systematic review

What we truly know about occupation as a risk factor for ALS: A critical and systematic review
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我们对职业作为 ALS 风险因素的真正了解:一项批判性和系统性的回顾

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10.3109/17482960802430799
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发表时间:
2009
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通讯作者:
L. H. van den Berg
L. H. van den Berg
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作者:
N. Sutedja;K. Fischer;J. Veldink;G. J. van der Heijden;H. Kromhout;D. Heederik;M. Huisman;J. Wokke;L. H. van den Berg

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