URINE ETHANOL ASSESSMENT: A HELPFUL METHOD FOR CONTROLLING ABSTINENCE IN ALCOHOLIC LIVER DISEASE
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CABALLERIA, J., ET AL., URINE ETHANOL ASSESSMENT: A HELPFUL METHOD FOR CONTROLLING ABSTINENCE IN ALCOHOLIC LIVER DISEASE. ALCOHOL AND ALCOHOLISM, Vol. 23, no. 5 (1988), p. 403-407.
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Alcohol, Análisis, Drogodependencias, Enfermedades hepáticas, Etanol
Alcohol, Análisis, Drogodependencias, Enfermedades hepáticas, Etanol
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