Why do geriatric outpatients have so many moderate and sever vertebral fractures? Exploring prevalence and risk factors
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Van der Jagt-Willems, H., ET AL., Why do geriatric outpatients have so many moderate and sever vertebral fractures? Exploring prevalence and risk factors. Age and Ageing, Vol. 41, no. 2 (2012), p. 200-206.
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SIIS R.429 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Efectos, Epidemiología, Factor de riesgo, Fracturas, Osteoporosis, Personas mayores
Efectos, Epidemiología, Factor de riesgo, Fracturas, Osteoporosis, Personas mayores
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