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Does eGFR improve the diagnostic capability of S-Creatinine concentration results? A retrospective population based study

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Does eGFR improve the diagnostic capability of S-Creatinine concentration results? A retrospective population based study (English)

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Anders Kallner

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Peter A Ayling

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Zahra Khatami

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2008

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International Journal of Medical Sciences

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5

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9-17

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Does eGFR improve the diagnostic capability of S-Creatinine concentration results? A retrospective population based study

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