Primary small intestinal tumours are highly prevalent and often multiple before metastatic disease develops

John Eriksson(Uppsala University), Per Hellman(Uppsala University Hospital), Hans Garmo(Uppsala University), Olov Norlén(Uppsala University), Catharina Ihre‐Lundgren, Mats Ögren

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January 1, 2018

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