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Hemobilia: Pancreatic pseudocyst hemorrhage demonstrated by endoscopy and arteriography

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Brintnall, B.B., Laidlaw, W.W. & Papp, J.P. Hemobilia: Pancreatic pseudocyst hemorrhage demonstrated by endoscopy and arteriography. Digest Dis Sci 19, 186–188 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01072632

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