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PWE-046 Most referrals for gastroscopy (ugie) in freetown, sierra leone (sl) have benign disease though in some, there was a need to disprove recently diagnosed malignancy – preliminary results from freetown ugie training project

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Thomas-Macauley D, Ngongou F, Conteh S, et al
PWE-046 Most referrals for gastroscopy (ugie) in freetown, sierra leone (sl) have benign disease though in some, there was a need to disprove recently diagnosed malignancy – preliminary results from freetown ugie training project
Gut 2017;66:A147-A148.

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  • First published June 17, 2017.
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November 20, 2017

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