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On a peculiar morbid affection of the stomach, characterized by regurgitation of its contents, without nausea

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Dublin Journal of Medical Science (1836-1845)

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  1. Henry Marsh
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A paper on this subject was read by Sir H. Marsh at an evening meeting of the College of Physicians, on the 18th March last. The cases which are now recorded, being purely medical, and therefore unsuited to a mixed assembly, were not on that occasion introduced.

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Marsh, H. On a peculiar morbid affection of the stomach, characterized by regurgitation of its contents, without nausea. The Dublin Journal of Medical Science 23, 437–454 (1843). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02965076

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