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kleintier konkret 2020; 23(06): 42-53
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Innere Medizin

Endokrinopathien bei Hund und Katze in der Anästhesie

Susanne Leitner
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Michaele Alef
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Diabetes, Cushing oder Addison – Was gilt es vor einer Anästhesie zu beachten, um das Narkoserisiko endokriner Patienten möglichst niedrig zu halten?

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