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Bariatric Imaging: Technical Aspects and Postoperative Complications
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Title Bariatric Imaging: Technical Aspects and Postoperative Complications
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/571925?src=rss
Description Radiologic assessment after bariatric surgery confirms that the postoperative anatomy is intact. How can imaging studies be interpreted accurately for post-op anatomy and appearance of complications?
Applied Radiology
Category Articles > Radiology
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Date Apr 6, 2008
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