Alergología a cuatro manos: dermatitis atópica

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Alergología a cuatro manos: dermatitis atópica por Dra. Gloria Gil y Dr. Ricardo Cardona


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  1. Jaime Sosa24 de mayo de 2019 a las 12:35

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  2. Jaime Sosa24 de mayo de 2019 a las 12:36

    Excelente presentación . Gracias Doctores. Excelente como se resaltan las células linfoides innatas tipo 2, ya que fisiopatológicamente representan el pilar básico por el cual la nomenclatura del asma ha cambiado de Th2 a Tipo 2 . Gracias !

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