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1. The Study On The Relationship Among The MTHFR Gene Mutation And The Deficiency Of Folic Acid , VitaminB12 And The Occurrence Of Cerebral Infarction In Young Adult
2. The Relationship Between Hyperhomocysteinemia And Young Adult Cerebral Infarction
3. Clinical Analysis Of Young Adult Stroke
4. Immunophenotype Characteristics And Expression Of Antiapoptotic Gene Bcl-2 In Hodgkin Lymphoma
5. Analysis Of TOAST Subtyping And Risk Factor Of Cerebral Ischemic Stroke In 89 Young Adults
6. The Relationship Among MTHFR Gene Mutation, Homocysteine And Young Adult Stroke
7. Anthropometrics Research On Lip Soft Tissue Of The Young Adult With Normal Occlusion In Han
8. Effects Of Basket-ball Amateur Training On Bone Density Of Young Adult Women
9. High-order Aberration In Eyes Of Young Adults With Myopia Measuring By ITrace Visual Function Analyzer
10. Kinetic Analysis Of The Lower Limbs In The Walking Of Normal Young Adults
11. The Clinical Characteristics Of Young Cryptogenic Cerebral Infarction
12. Clinical Analysis Of 307 Young Adult Stroke
13. Clinical Results Of Treatment For Fresh Femoral Neck Fracture In Young Adult With Close Reduction And Compressed Cannulate Screw Fixation
14. Etiologic Study Of Young Ischemic Stroke In Southwest Of Shandong
15. Young Adult Carotid Artery In Patients With Extracranial Atherosclerosis Of Cerebral Infarction
16. The Evaluation Of Therapeutic Effects Of Facemask Protraction In The Treatment Of Young Adult Skeletal Crossbite
17. Clinical And Biomechanics Analysis Of Preventing Osteonecrosis Collapse Complicated With Femoral Neck Fracture Of Young Adult By Modified Surgical Treatment
18. The Clinical And Coronary Angiographic Characteristics Of Acute Myocardial Infarction In Young Adults
19. Comparison Of The Effect Of Forsus Device Of Retrognathic Mandible In Adolescents And Young Adults Patients
20. Analysis Of Relationship Between Traditional Chinese Medicine Stasis-syndrome And Serum Homocysteine In Young Adult And Elderly Cerebral Infarction Patients
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