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July 1, 1939British journal of surgery

Gall-stones and cancer: A problem of aetiology, with special reference to the role of irritation

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Harold Burrows; Gall-stones and cancer: A problem of aetiology, with special reference to the role of irritation, British Journal of Surgery, Volume 27, Issue 1

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