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Delayed Colonic Perforation Caused by an Unused CAPD Catheter in a Patient Presenting with Diarrhea

Overview
Journal Perit Dial Int
Publisher Sage Publications
Date 2004 Jan 2
PMID 14703210
Citations 4
Authors
B M Shrestha
M Wilkie
A T Raftery
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