Utilizacao topica da tintura de hamamelis como agente hemostatico

Cavalcanti, Helio; Cardoso, M. Cristina; Tenorio, Ana Paula Monteiro; Azevedo, Gustavo Luiz.
In. Associacao Medica Homeopatica Brasileira. Anais do XXI Congresso Brasileiro de Homeopatia. Belo Horizonte, s.n, set. 1992. p.1. (An. Congr. Bras. Hom, 21, 1, 1).
Monografia em Português | HomeoIndex (homeopatia) | ID: hom-1497

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