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LETTER: ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES IN NORMAL COLON MUCOSA FROM DIVERTICULAR DISEASE VS CANCER

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Mullin, J.M., Laughlin, K.V., Tongue, J.N. et al. LETTER: ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES IN NORMAL COLON MUCOSA FROM DIVERTICULAR DISEASE VS CANCER. Dig Dis Sci 45, 2374–2375 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1005643125837

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