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João e Kaue discutem um caso clínico do Pedro, trazendo os principais pontos na abordagem diagnóstico do paciente sangrando. O que é relevante na anamnese? Hereditário ou adquirido? Como interpretar o coagulograma? Tudo isso nesse episódio!
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