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Metabolic profiling in chronic venous ulceration

2018-01-01

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Introduction: This thesis seeks to determine the potential utility of metabolic profiling in chronic venous ulceration of the lower limb. Venous ulceration is a final common pathway for legs subjected to abnormally sustained and elevated venous pressures either as a consequence of venous obstruction or reflux. What is not clear is how venous abnormalities contribute to the syndrome of tissue loss. This thesis has...

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Literature Corpus work: 85d387a6-67ab-5292-b5bd-851720e36d8b
DOI: 10.25560/78815

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