Novel method for studying postoperative ileus in mice.
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G. Boeckxstaens | G. Matteoli | M. Tanck | C. Cailotto | S. Bree | L. Elbers | J. Vliet | M. Giovangiulio | A. Nemethova | P. J. Gomez-Pinilla | Fleur Suzanne van de Bovenkamp
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