MODERN LAXATIVE MEDICATIONS IN PEDIATRIC PRACTICE
Abstract
Key words: children, laxative medicaments, Macrogol 4000.
About the Authors
T.V. GasilinaRussian Federation
S.V. Bel'mer
Russian Federation
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Review
For citations:
Gasilina T., Bel'mer S. MODERN LAXATIVE MEDICATIONS IN PEDIATRIC PRACTICE. Current Pediatrics. 2008;7(5):121-124.
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