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A New Antacid for Peptic Ulcers

Manfred KraemerNEWARK, NEW JERSEY
Pages 431-437 | Published online: 18 Apr 2016

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Arvey I. Rogers, Donna Hoel & Barry J. Marshall. (1997) Peptic ulcer disease. Postgraduate Medicine 102:5, pages 158-164.
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David J. Sandweiss. (1961) The sippy treatment for peptic ulcer—fifty years later. The American Journal of Digestive Diseases 6:10, pages 929-937.
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Harry L. Segal, Harold A. Friedman, Eldon E. Ellis & James S. Watson. (1950) A polyamine formaldehyde resin IV. Clinical evaluation in the treatment of duodenal ulcer. The American Journal of Digestive Diseases 17:9, pages 293-296.
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