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    Medical Mnemonic Comix: Cardiac Infections / Failure / Tumors / Valvular Disease
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    Medical Mnemonic Comix: Cardiac Infections / Failure / Tumors / Valvular Disease

    By J.R. Phillip, MD, PhD

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    A compilation of mnemonic sketches covering cardiac infections, congestive heart failure, cardiac tumors, and valvular heart disease. A real must-have for medical students! Be sure to look for the other books in the 'Medical Mnemonic Comix' series!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ.R. Phillip, MD, PhD
    Release dateAug 29, 2013
    ISBN9781301273898
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