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Le cancer colorectal: problèmes de diagnostic précoce et de dépistage Étude comparée de la rectosigmoidoscopie et de la coloscopie totale

Colorectal cancer: early diagnosis and screening problems Rectosigmoidoscopy versus total colonoscopy

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Rossini, F.P., Arrigoni, A. Le cancer colorectal: problèmes de diagnostic précoce et de dépistage Étude comparée de la rectosigmoidoscopie et de la coloscopie totale. Acta Endosc 26, 181–190 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02965807

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