Factors at Admission Associated With Bleeding Risk in Medical Patients
Authors:
- Hervé DecoususHDHervé Decousus
- Victor F TapsonVTVictor F Tapson
- Jean-François BergmannJBJean-François Bergmann
- Beng H ChongBCBeng H Chong
- James B FroehlichJFJames B Froehlich
- Ajay K KakkarAKAjay K Kakkar
- Geno J MerliGMGeno J Merli
- Manuel MonrealMMManuel Monreal
- Mashio NakamuraMNMashio Nakamura
- Ricardo PavanelloRPRicardo Pavanello
- Mario PiniMPMario Pini
- Franco PiovellaFPFranco Piovella
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