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Clinical Profile of Filipino Female Patients with Gout Seen in Adult Rheumatology Clinics in the National Capital Region, Philippines
Authors: Ana Teresa Hernandez, Kenneth Tee, Evelyn Salido
DOI: 10.65564/pjim.6c1dbbf125
Date of Publication: September 2016
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Authors and Affiliations:
Ana Teresa Hernandez, M.D.*; Kenneth Tee, M.D.* and Evelyn Salido, M.D.**
*Fellow in training; Section of Rheumatology, Philippine General Hospital
**Faculty, Section of Rheumatology, Philippine General Hospital
Corresponding Author: Ana Teresa Hernandez, Philippine General Hospital, Taft Avenue, Manila, Philippines
Email address: [email protected]
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