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Digital rectal examination compares favourably with conventional water-soluble contrast enema in the assessment of anastomotic healing after low rectal excision: a cohort study

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Digital rectal examination compares favourably with conventional water-soluble contrast enema in the assessment of anastomotic healing after low rectal excision: a cohort study (English)

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14 September 2017

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Choong-Leong Tang

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Francis Seow-Choen

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29 September 2004

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International Journal of Colorectal Disease

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A new surgical concept for rectal replacement after low anterior resection: the transverse coloplasty pouch

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The water soluble contrast enema after rectal anastomosis

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The double stapling technique for low anterior resection. Results, modifications, and observations

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Correlation between radiotherapy and suture fistulas following colo-anal anastomosis for carcinoma of the rectum evaluation of 152 consecutive patients

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10.1007/S00384-004-0652-Y

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14 September 2017

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