[Tuberculosis in the gastrectomized. Statistical study].

C OLLAGNIER; L F PERRIN; J TOURNIAIRE; J LACOSTE; P BUFFARD

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[Tuberculosis in the gastrectomized. Statistical study].

C OLLAGNIER·L F PERRIN·J TOURNIAIRE·J LACOSTE·P BUFFARD

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C OLLAGNIER, L F PERRIN, J TOURNIAIRE, J LACOSTE, P BUFFARD. [Tuberculosis in the gastrectomized. Statistical study].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/13730851/

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