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Table of Content - Volume 12 Issue 2 - November 2018


 

Severity and clinical outcome of OPC poisoning and its association with glycemic status

 

Eunice1, Ayisha Sheerin S2*, Gayathri3, Karthick Subash S4

 

1Assistant Professor, 2,3,4Post Graduates Department of General Medicine, Kanyakumari Medical College, Tamil Nadu, INDIA.

Email: ayishasheerin@gmail.com

 

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