[Dịch sách] Hạ natri máu sau phẫu thuật và sau chấn thương
Biên tập: Ansha Goel Joseph G. Verbalis (Sách: “Endocrine Emergencies”, Chương 18, 215-228)
Dịch: Ths.Bs. Lê Đình Sáng
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