S. Gherardelli, L. Ramieri, I. Taddei, G. Bersani - Vol. 6, Dicembre 2000, num.4
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"Neurological Soft Signs" in rapporto a frequenza
e gravità di complicanze ostetriche in pazienti schizofrenici maschi
"Neurological soft signs" and their relationship to frequency
and severity of obstetric complications in male schizophrenic patients
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