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D J Propper¹, E M Robertson, A P Bayliss

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Postgraduate Medical Journal

|May 1, 1989

Abstract:

A 44 year old man with a long history of alcohol abuse developed progressive dysphagia. Radiological investigation revealed a pancreatic pseudocyst. Following percutaneous drainage the dysphagia resolved.

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