Inflammatory Bowel DiseaseRichard P. MacDermott, William F. Stenson |
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... not corrected for age may well underestimate the true risk to offspring . Long - term follow - up studies of ... non - specific ulcers of the small intestine and idiopathic protocolitis in a Japanese university hospital from 1954 ...
... not corrected for age may well underestimate the true risk to offspring . Long - term follow - up studies of ... non - specific ulcers of the small intestine and idiopathic protocolitis in a Japanese university hospital from 1954 ...
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... specific and nonspecific in rat , 32 antigen nonspecific in human ) .34 In contrast , CD4 + T cells appear to pro- liferate in response to murine epithelium , although the class II antigens may be altered when compared with conventional ...
... specific and nonspecific in rat , 32 antigen nonspecific in human ) .34 In contrast , CD4 + T cells appear to pro- liferate in response to murine epithelium , although the class II antigens may be altered when compared with conventional ...
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... non- specific inflammation 48 % ) . Aphthoid ulcerations were most common but pol- ypoid and inflammatory ... not been reported to date . More commonly , gastric Crohn's is endo- scopically visualized as antral or fundal redness , edema ...
... non- specific inflammation 48 % ) . Aphthoid ulcerations were most common but pol- ypoid and inflammatory ... not been reported to date . More commonly , gastric Crohn's is endo- scopically visualized as antral or fundal redness , edema ...
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