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Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation Volume 56, 1996 - Issue 7
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Is nitric oxide and heparin treatment justified in inflammatory bowel disease? An experimental study

M. Dobosz Second Department of Surgery, Medical University of Gdask, Gdask, Poland
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L. Mionskowska Second Department of Surgery, Medical University of Gdask, Gdask, Poland
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S. Dobrowolski Second Department of Surgery, Medical University of Gdask, Gdask, Poland
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D. Dymecki Second Department of Surgery, Medical University of Gdask, Gdask, Poland
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W. Makarewicz Second Department of Surgery, Medical University of Gdask, Gdask, Poland
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M. Hrabowska Department of Clinical Pathomorphology, Medical University of Gdask, Gdask, Poland
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Z. Wajda Second Department of Surgery, Medical University of Gdask, Gdask, Poland
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Pages 657-663 | Received 26 Jun 1996, Accepted 11 Sep 1996, Published online: 29 Mar 2011

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