Characteristics of Critically-Ill Patients at Two Tertiary Care Hospitals in Sudan

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Characteristics of Critically-Ill Patients at Two Tertiary Care Hospitals in Sudan

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Characteristics of Critically-Ill Patients at Two Tertiary Care Hospitals in Sudan

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Hagir Sulieman

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Lama Nazer

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Mohannad Awadelkareem

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Wael El-Mahdi

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e190-e195

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scholarly article

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10.18295/SQUMJ.2018.18.02.011

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English

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2018-05-01T00:00:00Z

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