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[Risk and complications in peritoneoscopy].

V M Trofimov·A A Barkov
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The work is based upon the authors' 10 years' experience with more than 1500 examinations. 87 of them were combined with target biopsy of visceral organs and 5--with target cholecystocholangiography. Peritoneoscopy is not free of complications. Being a surgical procedure, it requires a special surgical skill.

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V M Trofimov, A A Barkov. 1978. [Risk and complications in peritoneoscopy].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/147549/

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