Presenting features of childhood-onset inflammatory bowel disease in the central region of Saudi Arabia.

Mohammad I. El Mouzan; Mohammed A. Al Mofarreh; Asaad M. Assiri; Yassin H. Hamid; Abdulrahman M. Al Jebreen; Nahla A. Azzam

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Presenting features of childhood-onset inflammatory bowel disease in the central region of Saudi Arabia.

Mohammad I. El Mouzan, Mohammed A. Al Mofarreh, Asaad M. Assiri, Yassin H. Hamid, Abdulrahman M. Al Jebreen and Nahla A. Azzam

Saudi Medical Journal April 2012, 33 (4) 423-428;

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Presenting features of childhood-onset inflammatory bowel disease in the central region of Saudi Arabia.

Mohammad I. El Mouzan, Mohammed A. Al Mofarreh, Asaad M. Assiri, Yassin H. Hamid, Abdulrahman M. Al Jebreen, Nahla A. Azzam

Saudi Medical Journal Apr 2012, 33 (4) 423-428;

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Presenting features of childhood-onset inflammatory bowel disease in the central region of Saudi Arabia.

Mohammad I. El Mouzan, Mohammed A. Al Mofarreh, Asaad M. Assiri, Yassin H. Hamid, Abdulrahman M. Al Jebreen, Nahla A. Azzam

Saudi Medical Journal Apr 2012, 33 (4) 423-428;

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