Long Segment Hirschsprung’s Disease with Difficult Feeding Progress

  • Vanessa Pacini Inaba Fernandes Hospital Samaritano de Campinas
  • Thalita Gabrieli Sanches Vasques
  • Marisa Broglio
  • Regina Grigolli Cesar
  • Maria Angela Bellomo-Brandao
Keywords: Long Segment Hirschsprung's disease

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2018-10-28
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Fernandes V, Vasques T, Broglio M, Cesar R, Bellomo-Brandao MA. Long Segment Hirschsprung’s Disease with Difficult Feeding Progress. APSP J Case Rep [Internet]. 28Oct.2018 [cited 31Jan.2026];9(4):28. Available from: http://www.apspjcaserep.com/ojs1/index.php/ajcr/article/view/34
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Vol 9 No 4 (2018): APSP Journal of Case Reports
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