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[Factors contributing to gallstone formation and their interaction].

Ia M Vakhrushev and N A Khokhlacheva

Ter Arkh 82(1):8-11 (2010) PMID 20364691

to study factors contributing to gallstone formation and to elucidate their relationship.

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