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Is the diagnostic yield of upper GI endoscopy improved by the use of explicit panel-based appropriateness criteria?

Florian Froehlich, Claude Repond, Beat Müllhaupt, John-Paul Vader, Bernard Burnand, Catherine Schneider, Isabelle Pache, Joël Thorens, Jean-Pierre Rey, Vanessa DeBosset, Vincent Wietlisbach, Michael Fried, Robert W. Dubois, Robert H. Brook, Jean‐Jacques Gonvers

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Key concepts: Medicine, Endoscopy, Upper endoscopy, Odds ratio, Internal medicine, Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy, Multivariate analysis, Surgery

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