ADDRESSES AND ORIGINAL ARTICLESGASTROSCOPIC OBSERVATION OF THE EFFECT OF ASPIRIN AND CERTAIN OTHER SUBSTANCES ON THE STOMACH☆
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* Summary of a paper read to the British Gastro-Enterological Club, Cambridge, on July 9th, 1938.
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