Management issues in dyspepsia: current consensus and controversies.

N J Talley; N Vakil; B Delaney; B Marshall; P Bytzer; L Engstrand; W de Boer; R Jones; P Malfertheiner; L Agréus

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Management issues in dyspepsia: current consensus and controversies.

N J Talley·N Vakil·B Delaney·B Marshall·P Bytzer·L Engstrand·W de Boer·R Jones·P Malfertheiner·L Agréus

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Breath Tests Consensus Drug Therapy, Combination Dyspepsia Endoscopy, Digestive System Female Gastroesophageal Reflux Helicobacter Infections Helicobacter pylori Humans Male Prognosis Risk Assessment Severity of Illness Index Treatment Outcome Comparative Study Journal Article Review

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N J Talley, N Vakil, B Delaney, B Marshall, P Bytzer, L Engstrand, W de Boer, R Jones, P Malfertheiner, L Agréus. 2004. Management issues in dyspepsia: current consensus and controversies.. https://doi.org/10.1080/00365520410003452

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