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Prolapse gastropathy syndrome may be a predictor of pathologic acid reflux.

Prolapse gastropathy syndrome may be a predictor of pathologic acid reflux.

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Prolapse gastropathy syndrome may be a predictor of pathologic acid reflux.

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Prolapse gastropathy syndrome may be a predictor of pathologic acid reflux.

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World Journal of Gastroenterology

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Prolapse gastropathy syndrome may be a predictor of pathologic acid reflux.

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Byung-Wook Kim

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Hiun-Suk Chae

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Hyung-Keun Kim

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Jin-Il Kim

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Jin-Soo Kim

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Kyu-Yong Choi

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Sok-Won Han

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Young-Seok Cho

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