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Intestinal tuberculosis

A clinical, roentgenological and pathological study of 2086 patients affected with pulmonary tuberculosis

  • Clinical Medicine: Diseases Of Digestion
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  1. New York City, New York

    Emil Granet A.B., M.D. (Associate Attending Physician, Asst. Radiographer, Instructor in Post-Graduate Medicine)

  2. Metropolitan Hospital, USA

    Emil Granet A.B., M.D. (Associate Attending Physician, Asst. Radiographer, Instructor in Post-Graduate Medicine)

  3. Gouverneur Hospital, USA

    Emil Granet A.B., M.D. (Associate Attending Physician, Asst. Radiographer, Instructor in Post-Graduate Medicine)

  4. Columbia University, USA

    Emil Granet A.B., M.D. (Associate Attending Physician, Asst. Radiographer, Instructor in Post-Graduate Medicine)

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Granet, E. Intestinal tuberculosis. American Journal of Digestive Diseases and Nutrition 2, 209–214 (1935). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03000776

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