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Application of warm Yang and active blood therapy intervention in a patient with esophageal cancer after ESD surgery complicated with snake string ulcers
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    • Application of warm Yang and active blood therapy intervention in a patient with esophageal cancer after ESD surgery complicated with snake string ulcers

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    • Clinical Archives of Integrative Medicine   (2023)
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      南京中医药大学附属中西医结合医院 江苏省中医药研究院 江苏省中西医结合医院,江苏 南京,210028

    • DOI:10.12209/CAIM202310140054    

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    • Published Online:30 November 2023,

      Received:14 October 2023,

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  • LANG CHEN, QIAO LIU. Application of warm Yang and active blood therapy intervention in a patient with esophageal cancer after ESD surgery complicated with snake string ulcers. [DB/OL].Clinical archives of integrative medicine, 2023. DOI: 10.12209/CAIM202310140054.

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