Malformação de veia cava inferior e trombose venosa profunda: fator de risco de trombose venosa em jovens
Inferior vena cava malformation and deep venous thrombosis: a risk factor of venous thrombosis in the young
Renan Roque Onzi; Luiz Francisco Costa; Regis Fernando Angnes; Luciano Amaral Domingues; Paulo Moraes; Leandro Armani Scaffaro; Carolina Mancuzo Stapenhorst
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