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Intestinal and peritoneal tuberculosis: changing trends over 10 years and a review of 80 patients


To establish the efficiency of minimally invasive procedures in the diagnosis and management of abdominal (intestinal and peritoneal) tuberculosis (AT), I retrospectively and then prospectively evaluated clinical, physical and laboratory findings in patients with AT at a university general-surgery clinic. Diagnostic and therapeutic options were also considered.


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Can J Surg, Vol. 48, No. 2, April 2005
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