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Effects of nutritional support route on intestinal structure and function in the early stage of severe burn injury
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    • Effects of nutritional support route on intestinal structure and function in the early stage of severe burn injury

    • Military Medical Research Vol. 0, Issue 2, Pages: 152-156(2001)

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