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A retrospective review of risk factors for recalcitrant peptic structures
Introduction: Peptic strictures (PS) are a common benign cause of dysphagia, but a scarcity of local data is available as regards identifying risk factors associated with recalcitrancy. Methods: Single centre retrospective audit of PS undergoing endoscopic management between 1st March 2018 and 1st M...
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Division of General Surgery
2026
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