Optimizing the timing of colorectal surgery in patients with familial adenomatous polyposis in clinical practice
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K. Peeters | B. Bonsing | H. Vasen | A. Langers | Z. Ghorbanoghli | J. Hardwick | Rocío Trinidad | Bastian de Ruijter | James C. H. Hardwick
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