Nefropatía aguda por depósitos de oxalato en un paciente con síndrome de malabsorción por pancreatitis crónica

Cristóbal Gallego Muñoz; María Victoria Manzano Martín

doi:10.7399/fh.2015.39.6.9830

Nefropatía aguda por depósitos de oxalato en un paciente con síndrome de malabsorción por pancreatitis crónica

Cristóbal Gallego Muñoz, María Victoria Manzano Martín

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7399%2Ffh.2015.39.6.9830