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Analysis of gastrocamera findings of 1600 cases (VII) relationship of appearance of submucosal vessels, glucose tolerance test and serum cholesterol level

  • Proceedings of the 55th Annual Meeting Apr. 1969—Sendai
  • General Lectures (201)—(300)
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  1. Wakayama Medical Center of adult, Japan

    Y. Tatsumi & A. Kurumi

  2. Department of Internal Medicine, Wakayama Medical College, Japan

    K. Miyamura, S. Tasaki, S. Kuriu & J. Kawaguchi

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Tatsumi, Y., Kurumi, A., Miyamura, K. et al. Analysis of gastrocamera findings of 1600 cases (VII) relationship of appearance of submucosal vessels, glucose tolerance test and serum cholesterol level. Gastroenterol Jpn 5, 150–151 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02775267

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