Colorectal surgery from antiquity to the modern era
Michael J. Graney, Charles M. Graney
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Michael J. Graney, Charles M. Graney
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1Department of Surgery, University of Rochester Medical School, 1445 Portland Avenue, 14621, Rochester, New York 2St. Jerome Hospital, Batavia, New York Note: An excellent comprehensive bibliography may be found in Meade RH12: Surgery of the large intestine. Chapt 21, 277-90. Surgery of the rectum. Chapt 23, 305-14 An erratum to this article is available at http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BF02989004.
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1Department of Surgery, University of Rochester Medical School, 1445 Portland Avenue, 14621, Rochester, New York 2St. Jerome Hospital, Batavia, New York Note: An excellent comprehensive bibliography may be found in Meade RH12: Surgery of the large intestine. Chapt 21, 277-90. Surgery of the rectum. Chapt 23, 305-14 An erratum to this article is available at http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BF02989004.
Key concepts: Colorectal surgery, Medicine, Surgical oncology, General surgery, Rectum, Surgery, Abdominal surgery