F 28YO #Rheumatoid-factor 602 #Protein-C 65 #Antistreptolysi | Figure 1

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F 28YO #Rheumatoid-factor 602 #Protein-C 65 #Antistreptolysin-O 65 #Erythrocyte-sedimentation-rate-(ESR) 60 dx. #Rheumatoid-arthritis

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