Social concerns in children being investigated for chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction

Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology & Nutrition:

October 2015 - Volume 61 - Issue 4 - p 512
doi: 10.1097/01.mpg.0000472212.40680.46

Social concerns in children being investigated for chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction

J, Brind1; E, Bowring1; K, Larmour1,2; H, Cronin1; L, Barkley2; A, Rybak1; E, Saliakellis1; KJ, Lindley1; O, Borrelli1; N, Thapar1

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J, Brind1; E, Bowring1; K, Larmour1,2; H, Cronin1; L, Barkley2; A, Rybak1; E, Saliakellis1; KJ, Lindley1; O, Borrelli1; N, Thapar1

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Social concerns in children being investigated for chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction

Social concerns in children being investigated for chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction

Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology & Nutrition:

Social concerns in children being investigated for chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction

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