Pilot study for the registry of complications in rheumatic diseases from the German Society of Surgery (DGORh): evaluation of methods and data from the first 1000 patients.

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Roland E Willburger

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Ronald Matta-Hurtado

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Stefan Rehart

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Tanja Kostuj

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study group “complication-register of the DGORh”

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