Optimizing time management after perforation by colonoscopy results in better outcome for the patients.

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Authors B. Rumstadt,Dieter Schilling;B. Rumstadt;Dieter Schilling;
Journal hepatogastroenterology
Year 2008
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outcomes laparoscopic time management optimizing time colonoscopy results management after perforation perforation by colonoscopy

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