Major Bleeding With Antithrombotic Agents: A 2012‐2015 Study Using the French Nationwide Health Insurance Database ( SNIIRAM ) Linked to Emergency Departments Records Within Five Areas. Rationale and Design of SACHA Study

Fundamental and Clinical Pharmacology - United Kingdom
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