A Clinical Case of Acute Polyarthritis Unmasking Severe Comorbidity

Andra Carmina Ciotoracu; Mădălina Dună; Denisa Predeţeanu; Constantin-Ioan Busuioc; Săvulescu Florin Alexandru; Bogdan Aramă; Ștefan Ion

doi:10.2478/inmed-2021-0174

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A Clinical Case of Acute Polyarthritis Unmasking Severe Comorbidity

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