Surgical Outcomes in the Elderly with Inflammatory Bowel Disease are Similar to Those in the Younger Population

Marita C. Bautista; Mary F. Otterson; Yelena Zadvornova; Amar S. Naik; Dan Joseph Stein; Nanda Venu; Lilani P. Perera

doi:10.1007/s10620-013-2754-2

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Surgical Outcomes in the Elderly with Inflammatory Bowel Disease are Similar to Those in the Younger Population

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