Oral anticoagulant management of patients with mechanical heart valves at the Salam Centre of Khartoum: Observations on quality of anticoagulation and thrombotic risk

Nicoletta Erba; Alberto Tosetto; Martin Langer; Suha Abdelwahab Abdallah; Elena Giovanella; Salvatore Lentini; Franco Masini; Alessandro Mocini; Gennarina Portella; Alessandro Cristian Salvati; Alessandro Squizzato; Sophie Testa; Professor Gregory Lip; Daniela Poli

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Oral anticoagulant management of patients with mechanical heart valves at the Salam Centre of Khartoum: Observations on quality of anticoagulation and thrombotic risk

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