Colonic manometry via appendicostomy shows reduced frequency, amplitude and length of propagating sequences in children with slow-transit constipation
Colonic manometry via appendicostomy shows reduced frequency, amplitude and length of propagating sequences in children with slow-transit constipation
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2005
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Oliver, Mark
Southwell, Bridget
Stanton, Michael
Hutson, John
Simpson, Dianne
Dinning, Phillip
Cook, Ian James
Catto-Smith, Anthony
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Stanton, M., Hutson, J., Simpson, D., Oliver, M., Southwell, B., Dinning, P., et al. (2005). Colonic manometry via appendicostomy shows reduced frequency, amplitude and length of propagating sequences in children with slow-transit constipation. Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 40(7) pp. 1138-1145.