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. 1995 Apr;71(834):252. doi: 10.1136/pgmj.71.834.252-a

Benign spontaneous pneumoperitoneum in an elderly patient treated medically with recovery.

A Hussain, J G Cox

PMCID: PMC2398060 PMID: 7784297

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