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Protein-Losing Polypous Tumour of the Stomach. Functional and Ultrastructural Studies in a Case with Excessive Hypoproteinaemia

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Pages 245-250 | Received 27 Oct 1972, Accepted 05 Dec 1972, Published online: 16 Oct 2020

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