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Clinicoepidemiological profile of small bowel diarrhea Awarded January 2003 SummaryIntestinal tuberculosis and celiac disease are common causes of chronic small bowel diarrhea in western India, constituing a quarter of each. Abdomen pain and weight loss are common presenting symptoms. For further information, contact Bhagwan Thakur at prerit_2000@yahoo.com | |
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