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. 1969 Feb;56(2):223-30.

Role of acid and pepsin in acute experimental esophagitis

H I Goldberg, W J Dodds, S Gee, C Montgomery, F F Zboralske

PMID: 4884956

Role of acid and pepsin in acute experimental esophagitis

H I Goldberg et al. Gastroenterology. 1969 Feb.

. 1969 Feb;56(2):223-30.

Authors

H I Goldberg, W J Dodds, S Gee, C Montgomery, F F Zboralske

PMID: 4884956

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