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Hyperglycemia , Assessed by HbA 1 c , and Future Risk of Venous Thromboembolism-The Tromsø Study Running head : HbA 1 c and VTE

@inproceedings{Lerstad2015HyperglycemiaA,
  title={Hyperglycemia , Assessed by HbA 1 c , and Future Risk of Venous Thromboembolism-The Troms{\o} Study Running head : HbA 1 c and VTE},
  author={G. Lerstad and E. Brodin and K. Enga and R. Jorde and H. Schirmer and I. Nj{\o}lstad and J. Svartberg and S. Br{\ae}kkan and J. Hansen},
  year={2015}
}
  • G. Lerstad, E. Brodin, +6 authors J. Hansen
  • Published 2015
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