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Störungen der Blut- und Lymphströmung. Angioneurosen. Urticaria. Raynaud. Nekrosen. Gangrän. Geschwüre. Variköser Symptomenkomplex. Hämorrhagische Krankheiten. Erythema multiforme und nodosum
Releases 2028
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A medical reference work covering disorders of blood and lymph circulation, angioneuroses, urticaria, Raynaud's phenomenon, necroses, gangrene, ulcers, varicose conditions, hemorrhagic diseases, and erythema multiforme and nodosum. The book is scheduled for release in 2028.
Key features
- ·Medical reference covering circulatory disorders
- ·Subjects: general medicine and nursing
- ·Covers dermatological and vascular pathologies
- ·Scheduled publication year: 2028
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The book falls under general medicine and medical nursing. Its content addresses disorders of blood and lymph circulation, angioneuroses, urticaria, Raynaud's phenomenon, necroses, gangrene, ulcers, varicose conditions, hemorrhagic diseases, and erythema multiforme and nodosum.
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This medical text addresses a range of circulatory and dermatological pathologies, including disorders of blood and lymph flow, angioneuroses, urticaria, Raynaud's phenomenon, necroses, gangrene, ulcers, the varicose symptom complex, hemorrhagic diseases, and erythema multiforme and nodosum. It is catalogued under general medicine and nursing subjects and is scheduled for publication in 2028. Further details regarding publisher, author, and format have not been confirmed in available data.
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