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WITHDRAWN: Immunohistochemical study of inflammatory responses in septa arising from type I intestinal atresia
Xuelai Liu1, Peiyu Hao2, Xianghui Xie1
1Department of Surgery, Capital Institute of Pediatrics affiliated Children Hospital, Beijing, PR China.
Histology and Histopathology
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