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Letter to the Editor| Volume 147, ISSUE 3, P467, March 2010

Adrenal venous sampling: Is it to be done routinely or selectively in evaluation of primary hyperaldosteronism? How far have we come in conclusion…

DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.surg.2009.04.022
Adrenal venous sampling: Is it to be done routinely or selectively in evaluation of primary hyperaldosteronism? How far have we come in conclusion…
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