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. 1989 Jul;82(7):441. doi: 10.1177/014107688908200726

Faecoptysis as the presenting symptom of colonic carcinoma.

P H Winocour ¹, L M Wilson ¹, K Breckon ¹, R S Reeve ¹, K J Moriarty ¹

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