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Acta Radiologica Volume 15, 1934 - Issue 6
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A New Roentgenological Method of Pancreas Examination and Its Practical Results

A. Engel First Medical Clinic (Chief: Prof. I. Holmgren) and the Roentqen Dept (Chief: Prof. Cf. Forssell) of the Royal Seraphimer Hospital, Stockholm
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E. Lysholm First Medical Clinic (Chief: Prof. I. Holmgren) and the Roentqen Dept (Chief: Prof. Cf. Forssell) of the Royal Seraphimer Hospital, Stockholm
Pages 635-651 | Published online: 14 Dec 2010

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  • Leeiche (1914) Lyon chirurgical, p. 169.
  • Lindblom (1928) Des alterations rœntgenologiques de l'estomac et du duodenum dans les pancreatites (Tab. XIX—XXVI). Acta Radiol
  • Hulten (1928) Beitrag zur Rontgendiagnose der akuten Pankreasaffektionen. Acta Radiol
  • Ellman (1933) Surg. Gynekolog. Obstetr.

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