. 1962 Mar:90:247-55.

[Study of intestinal absorption using intraintestinal tracers (polyethylene glycol). I. Problems in relation to the method and its analysis in normal subjects]

[Article in Spanish]

[Article in Spanish]

E OBERHAUSER et al. Rev Med Chil. 1962 Mar.

. 1962 Mar:90:247-55.

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