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Gastroscopy as an aid to diagnosis of gastric disorders

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  1. Kew Gardens, N. Y.

    A. X. Rossien M.D. (Consultant Gastroenterologist, Attending Gastroenterologist, Assosciate Visiting Physician (Gastroenterologist), Assistant Chemical Professor of Medicine)

  2. Rockaway Bech Hospital, USA

    A. X. Rossien M.D. (Consultant Gastroenterologist, Attending Gastroenterologist, Assosciate Visiting Physician (Gastroenterologist), Assistant Chemical Professor of Medicine)

  3. Triboro Hospital, USA

    A. X. Rossien M.D. (Consultant Gastroenterologist, Attending Gastroenterologist, Assosciate Visiting Physician (Gastroenterologist), Assistant Chemical Professor of Medicine)

  4. Queens General and Jamaica Hospitals, USA

    A. X. Rossien M.D. (Consultant Gastroenterologist, Attending Gastroenterologist, Assosciate Visiting Physician (Gastroenterologist), Assistant Chemical Professor of Medicine)

  5. New York Medical College, Flower and Fifth Avenue Hospitals, USA

    A. X. Rossien M.D. (Consultant Gastroenterologist, Attending Gastroenterologist, Assosciate Visiting Physician (Gastroenterologist), Assistant Chemical Professor of Medicine)

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First of a series of ten lectures on gastroenterology delivered Nov. 9, 1945 under the auspices of the Educational Committee of the Medical Society of The County of Queens, New York.

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Rossien, A.X. Gastroscopy as an aid to diagnosis of gastric disorders. Jour. D. D. 13, 290–294 (1946). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03002770

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