Gas Bloat Syndrome Post-Nissen Fundoplication Linked to Failures
Gas bloat syndrome significantly worsens outcomes after Nissen fundoplication, revealing critical insights for surgical practice.
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Gas bloat syndrome significantly worsens outcomes after Nissen fundoplication, revealing critical insights for surgical practice.
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