Ileal pouch-anal anastomosis as the first choice operation in patients with familial adenomatous polyposis: A ten-year experience
Authors:
- Rolland ParcRPRolland Parc
- Christophe P. PennaCPChristophe P. Penna
- Emmanuel TiretETEmmanuel Tiret
- Pascal FrileuxPFPascal Frileux
- Laurent HannounLHLaurent Hannoun
- Bernard NordlingerBNBernard Nordlinger
- Jean JoygueJJJean Joygue
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