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Published in日本血管外科学会雑誌 Vol. 32; no. 3; pp. 211 - 256
Main Authors 深山, 紀幸, 島袋, 伸洋, 高山, 利夫, 重松, 邦広, 東, 信良, 根本, 寛子, 前田, 剛志, 孟, 真, 広川, 雅之, 手島, 英一, 細井, 温, 渡部, 芳子, 西部, 俊哉, 清水, 剛, 保坂, 晃弘, 武内, 謙輔, 久米, 博子, 小畑, 貴司, 白杉, 望
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Published 特定非営利活動法人 日本血管外科学会 30.06.2023
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ガイドライン
下肢静脈瘤
慢性静脈疾患
深部静脈血栓症
静脈血栓後症候群
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1881-767X
DOI10.11401/jsvs.23-00031

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Author 高山, 利夫
広川, 雅之
孟, 真
深山, 紀幸
手島, 英一
清水, 剛
細井, 温
重松, 邦広
久米, 博子
武内, 謙輔
白杉, 望
小畑, 貴司
保坂, 晃弘
東, 信良
根本, 寛子
前田, 剛志
西部, 俊哉
渡部, 芳子
島袋, 伸洋
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