Itoh et al., 1994 - Google Patents
Intraductal ultrasonography for the examination of duodenal papillary region.Itoh et al., 1994
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- Itoh A
- Tsukamoto Y
- Naitoh Y
- Hirooka Y
- Furukawa T
- Kato T
- Kuroiwa M
- Hayakawa T
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- Journal of ultrasound in medicine
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The purpose of this study was to provide basic criteria for interpreting images of the normal duodenal papillary region obtained by intraductal ultrasonography at the frequency of 20 MHz. Our in vitro examination of autopsy specimens from 15 patients revealed that the …
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