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The importance of intestinal ultrasound and elastographic techniques in inflammatory bowel diseases

Marin et al., 2018

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12716975651068275995
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Marin A
Tribus L
Fierbinteanu-Braticevici C
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Medical Ultrasonography

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Inflammatory bowel diseases have an important impact upon the economic and social status due to their increasing incidence and prevalence, often affecting young people. At the moment, the therapeutic goal goes beyond the improvement of symptoms and laboratory …
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