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. 1982 Mar;64(2):105–107.

Pathophysiology and management of some medical complications of Crohn's disease.

L A Turnberg
PMCID: PMC2494054  PMID: 7065595

Abstract

The pathophysiology of various metabolic and other medical disorders that may complicate Crohn's disease is outlined. Measures that may help to prevent or mitigate these complications are discussed.

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