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The prevalence of appendiceal fecaliths in patients with and without appendicitis. A comparative study from Canada and South Africa

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The prevalence of appendiceal fecaliths in patients with and without appendicitis. A comparative study from Canada and South Africa (English)

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B A Jones

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D Demetriades

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I Segal

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D P Burkitt

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July 1985

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Annals of Surgery

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202

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80-2

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