Main trends in the development of phthisiatry and the organization of tuberculosis prevention in the Ukrainian SSR
Iashchenko, B.P.; Usenko, I.D.; Dvoirin, M.S.; Popovskaia, A.D.
Vrachebnoe Delo 1: 1-7
1973
ISSN/ISBN: 0049-6804 PMID: 4722277 Document Number: 67649
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