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3 NEPHROLOGY | 48 |
4 FLUID AND ELECTROLYTES | 75 |
5 ACIDBASE BALANCE | 89 |
6 GASTROENTEROLOGY | 106 |
7 HEPATOLOGY | 133 |
8 ENDOCRINOLOGY | 156 |
16 PSYCHIATRY | 376 |
17 NEUROLOGY | 400 |
18 OPHTHALMOLOGY | 437 |
19 RHEUMATOLOGY | 445 |
20 VASCULITIDES | 474 |
21 BACTERIAL DISEASES | 483 |
22 VIRAL PARASITIC AND FUNGAL DISEASES | 520 |
23 PHARMACOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY | 535 |
9 MALE AND FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS | 195 |
10 ONCOLOGY | 224 |
11 GENETIC AND METABOLIC DISEASE | 253 |
12 ANEMIAS | 284 |
13 BLEEDING DISORDERS | 314 |
14 HEMATOLOGIC MALIGNANCIES | 328 |
15 IMMUNOLOGY | 345 |
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