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The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry|December 1, 1994

Intensive cognitive-behaviour group therapy for diagnostically heterogeneous groups of patients with psychiatric disorderJ J Manning, G R Hooke, D A Tannenbaum, et al.

Gut|December 9, 2008

Paradox of gastric cardia: it becomes more acidic following meals while the rest of stomach becomes less acidicA T Clarke, A A Wirz, J P Seenan, et al.

AJNR. American Journal of Neuroradiology|March 1, 1985

Magnetic resonance imaging of meningiomasR D Zimmerman, C A Fleming, L A Saint-Louis, et al.

Gut|February 3, 2007

Severe reflux disease is associated with an enlarged unbuffered proximal gastric acid pocketA T Clarke, A A Wirz, J J Manning, et al.

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The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry|December 1, 1994

Intensive cognitive-behaviour group therapy for diagnostically heterogeneous groups of patients with psychiatric disorderJ J Manning, G R Hooke, D A Tannenbaum, et al.

Gut|December 9, 2008

Paradox of gastric cardia: it becomes more acidic following meals while the rest of stomach becomes less acidicA T Clarke, A A Wirz, J P Seenan, et al.

AJNR. American Journal of Neuroradiology|March 1, 1985

Magnetic resonance imaging of meningiomasR D Zimmerman, C A Fleming, L A Saint-Louis, et al.

Gut|February 3, 2007

Severe reflux disease is associated with an enlarged unbuffered proximal gastric acid pocketA T Clarke, A A Wirz, J J Manning, et al.

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