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Specific attention deficits in patients with end stage kidney disease

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  1. Neurology Post-Graduate Program-Federal University of the State Rio de Janeiro, 775 Mariz Barros Street, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, 20270-004, Brazil

    Mario Meyer Rodrigues Fernandes, Carolina Corrêa Abramovicz, Amanda Dal Castel Ferreira da Silva & Sergio L. Schmidt

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Fernandes, M.M.R., Abramovicz, C.C., da Silva, A.D.C.F. et al. Specific attention deficits in patients with end stage kidney disease. J Nephrol 36, 275–279 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40620-022-01531-6

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