The feasibility of a novel injectable hydrogel for protecting artificial gastrointestinal ulcers after endoscopic resection: an animal pilot study
Yuko Miura(University of Tokyo Hospital), Kazuhiko Koike(Kanto Central Hospital), Yosuke Tsuji(The University of Tokyo), Hiroyuki Kamata(Jichi Medical University), Nobutake Yamamichi(The University of Tokyo), Masahiko Fujisawa(Nippon Veterinary and Life Science University), Rina Cho(The University of Tokyo), Yuki Yoshikawa(The University of Tokyo), Ayano Fujisawa(The University of Tokyo), Takamasa Sakai(The University of Tokyo)
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