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The study of “Quyu Jiedu Yiqi Decoction” on levels of plasma calcitonin proinsulin and diamine oxidase in patients with sepsis
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    • The study of “Quyu Jiedu Yiqi Decoction” on levels of plasma calcitonin proinsulin and diamine oxidase in patients with sepsis

    • Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine   Vol. 50, Issue 1, Pages: 51-52(2016)

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  • ZHANG Shao-yan, LIU Xiao-lu, CHEN Hao. The study of “Quyu Jiedu Yiqi Decoction” on levels of plasma calcitonin proinsulin and diamine oxidase in patients with sepsis. [J]. Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 50(1):51-52(2016) DOI:

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