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Transanal endoscopic resection with peritoneal entry: a word of reason

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    J. P. Burke, S. Atallah & M. R. Albert

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The author received no funding for this study, and the written communication was not supported by any grants or other funding. Dr. S. Atallah is a paid consultant for Applied Medical, Inc., and Surgiquest. Inc. Dr. M. Albert is a paid consultant for Applied Medical, Inc., and Surgiquest. Inc. Dr. J. Burke has no disclosures to report.

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Burke, J.P., Atallah, S. & Albert, M.R. Transanal endoscopic resection with peritoneal entry: a word of reason. Tech Coloproctol 19, 663–664 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10151-015-1363-9

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