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Selective sPlenic flExure mobilization for low colorEctal anastomosis after D3 lYmph node dissection (SPEEDY) trial: a study protocol.

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SUBMITTER: Tsarkov P

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7469992 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Aug

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Selective sPlenic flExure mobilization for low colorEctal anastomosis after D3 lYmph node dissection (SPEEDY) trial: a study protocol.

Tsarkov Petr P Garmanova Tatiana T Zhurkovskiy Victor V Markaryan Daniil D Sidorova Lyudmila L Picciariello Arcangelo A Kazachenko Ekaterina E Tulina Inna I

Chinese medical journal 20200801 15

PMID: 32649516

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