Organizing and Developing a GI Motility Lab in Community Practice: Challenges and Rewards.

Organizing and Developing a GI Motility Lab in Community Practice: Challenges and Rewards.
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在社区实践中组织和发展胃肠动力实验室:挑战和奖励。

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10.1007/s11894-022-00838-5
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2022
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Rao,SatishSC
Rao,SatishSC
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作者:
Baker,JasonR;Curtin,BryanF;Moshiree,Baharak;Rao,SatishSC

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