Precancerous gastric lesions in a population at high risk of stomach cancer.

Precancerous gastric lesions in a population at high risk of stomach cancer.
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1993-03
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11.2
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W. You;W. Blot;Ji-you Li;Yun‐sheng Chang;M. Jin;R. Kneller;Lian Zhang;Zhongxiang Han;Xiang-rui Zeng;Wei‐dong Liu;Lei Zhao;P. Correa;J. Fraumeni;Guang‐wei Xu
W. You;W. Blot;Ji-you Li;Yun‐sheng Chang;M. Jin;R. Kneller;Lian Zhang;Zhongxiang Han;Xiang-rui Zeng;Wei‐dong Liu;Lei Zhao;P. Correa;J. Fraumeni;Guang‐wei Xu
中科院分区:
医学1区
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W. You;W. Blot;Ji-you Li;Yun‐sheng Chang;M. Jin;R. Kneller;Lian Zhang;Zhongxiang Han;Xiang-rui Zeng;Wei‐dong Liu;Lei Zhao;P. Correa;J. Fraumeni;Guang‐wei Xu

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