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Book reviews, Notes it may have more limited appeal for the more experienced gastroenterologist.The second half of volume two is also unusual, being devoted to diagnostic and therapeutic procedures including endoscopy, imaging, mucosal biopsy, microbiology, and motility studies.Once again of particular appeal to the younger postgraduate.Sandwiched between these sections on basic mechanisms, symptoms, and diagnostic and therapeutic approaches are some 60 chapters devoted to diseases as they are mani- fest sequentially along the gastrointestinal tract.These contributions are all a pleasure to read and are uniformly well presented and illustrated.The presentations of a consistently high quality and the apparently seamless links from one chapter to the next provide remark- able continuity -a major editorial achievement.
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