SEGMENTAL INFARCTION OF THE COLON.

The American journal of digestive diseases ·Vol. 10 ·1965-01-00 ·Pages 86-92

MARSHAK RH, MAKLANSKY D, CALEM SH

Abstract

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Keywords

COLONIC DISEASES CORONARY DISEASE GERIATRICS INFARCTION MESENTERIC VASCULAR OCCLUSION RADIOGRAPHY

MeSH Terms

Colonic Diseases Coronary Disease Geriatrics Humans Infarction Mesenteric Vascular Occlusion Radiography

Authors & Affiliations

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MARSHAK R H

MAKLANSKY D

CALEM S H

References (8)

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Segmental infarction of the small bowel.
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Article Info

Journal

The American journal of digestive diseases

Abbr.

Am J Dig Dis

ISSN

0002-9211

DOI

Published

1965-01-00

Pages

86-92

Language

English

Region

United States

NLM ID

0404011

Subset

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