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Budd-chiari syndrome caused by a web as a result of visceral thrombophlebitis migrans

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  1. Joseph A. Volpe Maj, MC

    Present address: Letterman General Hospital, 94129, San Francisco, Calif

  2. Edwin L. Overholt MD, FACP

    Present address: Gunderson Clinic, 54601, La Crosse, Wisc

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  1. From the Department of Medicine, Fitzsimons General Hospital, Denver, Col

    Joseph A. Volpe Maj, MC, James J. Bergin, Lt Col MC, FACP & Edwin L. Overholt MD, FACP

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Volpe, J.A., Bergin, J.J., Col, L. et al. Budd-chiari syndrome caused by a web as a result of visceral thrombophlebitis migrans. Digest Dis Sci 15, 469–476 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02283877

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