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Research from H. Neuhaus and co-authors reveals new findings on life sciences
Published in Medical Device Business Week, August 19th, 2009
"New technologies may overcome these drawbacks. Our purpose was to compare a new simplified ESD technique with conventional EMR. Prospective, randomized, and controlled trial in anesthetized pigs. A total of 25 esophageal areas with a diameter of 20 mm were marked with coagulation points in 6 pigs Under general anesthesia. These lesions were then randomized to either EMR by use of the cap technique or...
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