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The relationships between anatomy and motor activity of the colon

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  1. From the 2nd Medical Clinic and the Institute of Pathology, University of Rome, Rome, Italy

    A. Torsoli M.D., M. L. Ramorino M.D. & V. Crucioli M.D.

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Torsoli, A., Ramorino, M.L. & Crucioli, V. The relationships between anatomy and motor activity of the colon. Digest Dis Sci 13, 462–467 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02233670

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