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Cases with multiple ulcers developed longitudinally on the lesser curvature at the antrum of the stomach

  • Proceedings of the 7th Autumnal Meeting Sept. 1965—Sapporo
  • General Lectures… (1)–(88)
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1. The ulcers or ulcerative lesions are ocated longitudinally in a certain system. That is, in the depth A≧B+C, and G/H ratio A>. 2. It is not considered that the individual ulcer is particularly difficult to be cured in comparision with an ulcer in general.

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  1. The Department of Surgery, SAISEIKAI Hospital YAHATA, Fukuoka Pref., Japan

    I. Kusaba M.D. & M. Hirosawa M.D.

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Kusaba, I., Hirosawa, M. Cases with multiple ulcers developed longitudinally on the lesser curvature at the antrum of the stomach. Gastroenterol Jpn 1, 80 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02775687

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