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Spis treści
The Esophagus | 1 |
The Stomach | 69 |
Small Bowel | 109 |
Large Bowel | 147 |
The Liver | 307 |
Portal Hypertension | 353 |
Gallbladder and Biliary Tree | 383 |
The Pancreas | 431 |
Endocrine Glands | 625 |
Skin and Soft Tissue | 693 |
Chest Wall Mediastinum Trachea | 751 |
Vascular Surgery | 777 |
Trauma and Emergency Care | 981 |
Preoperative and Postoperative Care | 1153 |
Surgical Critical Care | 1203 |
Minimally Invasive Surgery | 1305 |
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