THE ROLE OF SOMATOSTATINS IN GASTROINTESTINAL DISORDERS - CURRENT STATUS

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BOMMELAER, G
KUNSCH, JM
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REVUE DE MEDECINE | 1982年 / 23卷 / 30-3期
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