Incidence and familial occurrence of colorectal cancer and polyps in a health-care district of Northern Italy
Authors:
- Maurizio Ponz de LeonMLMaurizio Ponz de Leon
- Aldo AntonioliAAAldo Antonioli
- Andrea AscariAAAndrea Ascari
- Gianni ZanghieriGZGianni Zanghieri
- Carla SacchettiCSCarla Sacchetti
- THE COLORECTAL CANCER STUDY GROUP OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MODENA AND THE HEALTH CARE DISTRICT 16T1THE COLORECTAL CANCER STUDY GROUP OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MODENA AND THE HEALTH CARE DISTRICT 16
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