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Esophageal tuberculosis: a rare but not to be forgotten entity.

Sigurdarson, S T, F J Field, and L S Schlesinger. 2001. “Esophageal Tuberculosis: A Rare But Not to Be Forgotten Entity.”. The American Journal of Medicine 110 (5): 415-6.
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