Cita APA

Gonzales, G., de Celis, V., Begazo, J., Hinojosa, M., Yucra, S., Zevallos-Concha, A., & Tapia, V. (2018). Correcting the cut-off point of hemoglobin at high altitude favors misclassification of anemia, erythrocytosis and excessive erythrocytosis.

Citación estilo Chicago

Gonzales, GF, VR de Celis, J. Begazo, MD Hinojosa, S. Yucra, A. Zevallos-Concha, y V. Tapia. Correcting the Cut-off Point of Hemoglobin At High Altitude Favors Misclassification of Anemia, Erythrocytosis and Excessive Erythrocytosis. 2018.

Cita MLA

Gonzales, GF, et al. Correcting the Cut-off Point of Hemoglobin At High Altitude Favors Misclassification of Anemia, Erythrocytosis and Excessive Erythrocytosis. 2018.