To the matter of diagnostics oncologie disease
Abstract
The article contains literature data and some personal observations about smells coming from cancer patients. Importance of this phenomenon in diagnostics.
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Tserakh T.M. To the matter of diagnostics oncologie disease. Military Medicine. 2018;(2):153-155. (In Russ.)
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