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PDFAetiology
Systematic review
H pylori infection associated with unspecified abdominal pain in referred children but not with (UAP) in primary care or with recurrent abdominal pain
- Correspondence to Sonny K F Chong
Wrythe Lane, Carshalton, Surrey SM5 1AA, UK; sonny.chong{at}esth.nhs.uk
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H pylori infection associated with unspecified abdominal pain in referred children but not with (UAP) in primary care or with recurrent abdominal pain
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