Occult dysplasia is disclosed by Lugol chromoendoscopy in alcoholics at high risk for squamous cell carcinoma of the esophagus.

Occult dysplasia is disclosed by Lugol chromoendoscopy in alcoholics at high risk for squamous cell carcinoma of the esophagus.
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10.1055/s-1999-122
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1999-05
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9.3
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R. Fagundes;S. Barros;Antonio Carlos Kruel Putten;E. Mello;M. B. Wagner;Luiz Augusto Peukert Bassi Bassi-Luiz-Augusto-Peukert-Bassi-Bassi-2228831507;M. A. Bombassaro;D. Gobbi;E. B. Souto
R. Fagundes;S. Barros;Antonio Carlos Kruel Putten;E. Mello;M. B. Wagner;Luiz Augusto Peukert Bassi Bassi-Luiz-Augusto-Peukert-Bassi-Bassi-2228831507;M. A. Bombassaro;D. Gobbi;E. B. Souto
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医学1区
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作者:
R. Fagundes;S. Barros;Antonio Carlos Kruel Putten;E. Mello;M. B. Wagner;Luiz Augusto Peukert Bassi Bassi-Luiz-Augusto-Peukert-Bassi-Bassi-2228831507;M. A. Bombassaro;D. Gobbi;E. B. Souto

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