Fascia pediatrica
Dominio · Italiano
Scopi: Disambiguazione · Generazione SQL
Ambito di applicazione
- fascia pediatrica
- paziente minore
Regola
La fascia pediatrica comprende i pazienti con età inferiore a 18 anni.
Dettagli tecnici e provenienza
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