Mageneingangsstenose bei Pankreasheterotopie

With disease severity taken into account, estimates of AD prevalence from white populations are more consistent than is usually acknowledged. By including disease severity in the case definition, variations in reported rates are much reduced. The outlier status of the East Boston study appears to result from the use of a definition of AD that differs from that used in the other 20 studies. Alternative explanations of the discrepancy between these estimates and the common estimate of 4 million cases are discussed.

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Mageneingangsstenose bei Pankreasheterotopie

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