A Therapeutic Success Story of Lucio's Phenomenon: 10 Years After
Gerardo Alvarado-Villa1, Jesús Salvador Velarde-Félix2,3
1Clínica de Consulta Familiar del ISSSTE y Centro de Salud Urbano Guasave (IMSS Bienestar), Guasave, Mexico.
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