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Misiewicz, 1973 - Google Patents

Symposium on gastrooesophageal reflux and its complications. 4. Pharmacology and therapeutics.

Misiewicz, 1973

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6728747920326762906
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Misiewicz J
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Gut

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None of the various methods available for study of oesophageal pharmacology is wholly satisfactory. Radiological screening is of limited value for reasons discussed by my colleagues. Gastrooesophageal reflux can be detected by the measurement of oesophageal …
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