Polyethylene glycol solution as an oral contrast agent for MR imaging of the small bowel.
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C. Catalano | A. Laghi | R. Passariello | P. Paolantonio | I. Carbone | R. Iannaccone | S. Trenna | I. Baeli | Carlo Catalano | Roberto Passariello | A. Laghi | R. Passariello
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