Leitlinie: Intermittierende pneumatische Kompression (IPK oder AIK)

V. Wienert; H. Partsch; G. Gallenkemper; H. Gerlach; M. Jünger; M. Marschall; E. Rabe

doi:10.1055/s-0037-1621476

Phlebologie, Table of Contents

Phlebologie 2005; 34(03): 176-180
DOI: 10.1055/s-0037-1621476

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Leitlinie^[*]: Intermittierende pneumatische Kompression (IPK oder AIK)

Entwicklungsstufe S2

V. Wienert

¹Aachen, Dermatologische Universitätskliniken

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H. Partsch

²Wien, Dermatologische Universitätskliniken

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G. Gallenkemper

³Krefeld, Dermatologische Universitätskliniken

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H. Gerlach

⁴Mannheim, Dermatologische Universitätskliniken

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M. Jünger

⁵Greifswald, Dermatologische Universitätskliniken

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M. Marschall

⁶Rottach-Egern, Dermatologische Universitätskliniken

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E. Rabe

⁷Bonn, Dermatologische Universitätskliniken

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Leitlinie[*]: Intermittierende pneumatische Kompression (IPK oder AIK)

Leitlinie^[*]: Intermittierende pneumatische Kompression (IPK oder AIK)