Atlas of Diagnostic Endoscopy Nick Heffernan

Atlas of Diagnostic Endoscopy Nick HeffernanThis new edition of a well established atlas provides a strong foundation for gastroenterologists in training and practice by familiarizing them with the concepts and techniques of endoscopy, and helping with the accurate identification of common and rare GI disorders. The new edition incorporates many new high quality images and learning aids with a unique compilation of endoscopic images of the upper gastrointestinal tract, captured live during

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