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Orlov Y.P. Comment on the article of D.L. Fetlam et al. “Red cell Distribution Width index as prognostic marker of the course and outcome of pleural empyema developing after pneumonia: a prospective cohort study”. Annals of Critical Care. 2024;(3):139–141. doi:10.21320/1818-474X-2024-3-139-141.
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Comment on the article of D.L. Fetlam et al. “Red cell Distribution Width index as prognostic marker of the course and outcome of pleural empyema developing after pneumonia: a prospective cohort study”
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