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Conservative management of septic complication after internal Delorme procedure for occult rectal prolapse and rectocele in obstructed defecation syndrome

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Cantarella, F., Magni, E. Conservative management of septic complication after internal Delorme procedure for occult rectal prolapse and rectocele in obstructed defecation syndrome. Tech Coloproctol 22, 817–818 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10151-018-1870-6

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