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Pathologic changes in jejunal biopsies from sprue patients

A preliminary report

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  1. Charles E. Butterworth Jr. MAJ. (MC, USA)

    Present address: Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Washington, D. C.

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  1. From the U. S. Army Tropical Research Medical Laboratory, San Juan, P. R.

    Charles E. Butterworth Jr. MAJ. (MC, USA) & Enrique Perez-Santiago M.D.

  2. the Bayamon District Hospital, Bayamon, P. R.

    Charles E. Butterworth Jr. MAJ. (MC, USA) & Enrique Perez-Santiago M.D.

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Butterworth, C.E., Perez-Santiago, E. Pathologic changes in jejunal biopsies from sprue patients. Digest Dis Sci 2, 659–662 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02231478

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