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  • 21. A placebo-controlled, double-blind study of mesoglycan in the treatment of chronic venous ulcers.
    Arosio E, Ferrari G, Santoro L, Gianese F, Coccheri S, Mesoglycan Venous Insufficiency Group.
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    Sandoval M, Albornoz C, Muñoz S, Fica M, García-Huidobro I, Mertens R, Hasson A.
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