BLOOD PLASMA OSMOLARITY CHANGES AS THE REASON OF CONSCIOUSNESS IMPAIRMENT IN PATIENTS WITH STROKES

The article explores some features of exemption from criminal liability for tax crimes and insurance crimes.The reasons and conditions are specified under which criminal proceedings against citizens (individuals) are terminated in connection with active repentance for economic crimes.

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2024-12-19
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https://doi.org/10.34660/inf.2020.5.54213
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Neurological Disorders and Treatments
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BLOOD PLASMA OSMOLARITY CHANGES AS THE REASON OF CONSCIOUSNESS IMPAIRMENT IN PATIENTS WITH STROKES

A.U. Chazueva, V.D. Slehoushkin
Neurological Disorders and Treatments
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BLOOD PLASMA OSMOLARITY CHANGES AS THE REASON OF CONSCIOUSNESS IMPAIRMENT IN PATIENTS WITH STROKES

A.U. Chazueva, V.D. Slehoushkin
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The article explores some features of exemption from criminal liability for tax crimes and insurance crimes.The reasons and conditions are specified under which criminal proceedings against citizens (individuals) are terminated in connection with active repentance for economic crimes.

North Ossetian State Medical Academy (RU)
Gender equality
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Neurological Disorders and Treatments
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BLOOD PLASMA OSMOLARITY CHANGES AS THE REASON OF CONSCIOUSNESS IMPAIRMENT IN PATIENTS WITH STROKES — A.U. Chazueva, V.D. Slehoushkin · (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS