Consultations in general practice.
BMJPublished 9 December 1989Open access
Leon H. Cornwall
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It would have been helpful for Dr Thomas and others to have given details of the false negative thermograms-for example, the possible age and size of the thrombus, the veins affected, and the likely clinical significance of theThrombi.
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