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[Clinical and therapeutic observations on chronic segmental non-specific enteritis].
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[Etiological, diagnostic and therapeutic problems of Crohn's disease].
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[A case of Crohn's iletis. Constitudonally predisposing terrain].
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[Ileocecal tuberculosis with tuberculous colitis of primary onset, simulating Crohn's disease].
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[Crohn's disease. Apropos of 4 personal cases].
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The management of ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease.
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[Clinical and radiological observation of a case of Crohn's disease in children].
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Non-malignant ulcerative diseases of the large intestine.
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Adenocarcinoma of the terminal ileum in a segment of bowel with coexisting active ileitis.
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[Pseudotumoral ileocolic form of Crohn's disease and gonadal agenesis].
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[On the clinical picture and therapy of food allergies].
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Glycopyrrolate in clinical practice. Summary report.
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[Terminal ileitis with intraperitoneal rupture of suppurating adenitis].
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Post-traumatic enteropathy simulating Crohn's disease.
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