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Role of preoperative retrograde enema on inflammatory and healing parameters in colonic anastomosis: experimental study in dogs

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Title
Role of preoperative retrograde enema on inflammatory and healing parameters in colonic anastomosis: experimental study in dogs
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Revista Brasileira de Coloproctologia, October 2014
DOI 10.1016/j.jcol.2014.08.007
Authors

Carlos Renato Sales Bezerra, Francisco Sérgio Pinheiro Regadas, Welligton Ribeiro Figueiredo, Miguel Augusto Arcoverde Nogueira, Péricles Cerqueira de Sousa, Claudio Manuel Gonçalves da Silva Leite, Kaline Fortes e Silva, Erbert Portela Martins Filho, José Alberto Dias Leite

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#22,758,309
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#73
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