Resumen
Instantánea Clíncia sobre "Signo del Hipopion en Dermatología" presentada en el Volumen 8 Número 2 de 2024 de Revista de Medicina Clínica.
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Derechos de autor 2024 Celia María Bravo-García, Gonzalo Gallo-Pineda, Isabel Villegas-Romero