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124 related items for PubMed ID: 12712544

  • 21. [Use of intraocular fluid in the medico-legal practice in diagnosing fatal poisoning with various psychoactive substances].
    Jabłoński C, Sybirska H.
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  • 40. Pattern of acute poisonings in childhood in Ankara: what has changed in twenty years?
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