Guidelines for training non-specialists in screening flexible sigmoidoscopy
Authors:
- Glenn W.W. GrossGGGlenn W.W. Gross
- Eugene M. BozymskiEBEugene M. Bozymski
- Russell D. BrownRBRussell D. Brown
- Oliver W. CassOCOliver W. Cass
- Grace H. EltaGEGrace H. Elta
- Brian C. JacobsonBJBrian C. Jacobson
- Gary R. LichtensteinGLGary R. Lichtenstein
- Mark H. MellowMMMark H. Mellow
- James J. NackleyJNJames J. Nackley
- Rig S. PatelRPRig S. Patel
- Frank G. GressFGFrank G. Gress
- Kris V. KowdleyKKKris V. Kowdley
Open Access
- 30 June 2000
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Gastrointestinal Endoscopy
- Vol. 51 (6) , 783-785
Abstract
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