El comportamiento del factor de necrosis tumoral alfa e interleucina 6 en lesiones de vías biliares postcolecistectomía

MIRANDA-DÍAZ, ALEJANDRA G; HERMOSILLO-SANDOVAL, JOSÉ M; HUERTA-ROSAS, GONZALO; LÓPEZ-GUILLÉN, GERMÁN G; CARDONA MUÑOZ, ERNESTO G; GARCÍA-IGLESIAS, TRINIDAD; PACHECO-MOISÉS, FERMÍN; ALATORRE-CARRANZA, MARÍA DEL P.
Rev. méd. Chile ; 138(10): 1259-1263, oct. 2010. graf
Artigo em Espanhol | LILACS | ID: lil-572937

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