Relationship Between Patterns of Bleeding and Hemoccult Sensitivity in Patients with Colorectal Cancers or Adenomas
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This project was supported by the Anti-Cancer Council of Victoria. The results were presented in part to the Gastroenterological Society of Australia in Melbourne in May 1980, and to the American Gastroenterological Association in New York in May 1981.
The authors thank the surgeons—particularly Professor Sir Edward Hughes and Mr. J.C.B. Penfold—who referred patients for study, Miss R. McGennisken, Mr. P. Caligiore, Mr. J. Lee, and Mrs. M. Clarke for their technical and secretarial assistance, and Dr. J.D. Mathews and Dr. K. Sharpe for statistical advice.
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Dr. F.A. Macrae was a Medical Postgraduate Research Scholar of the National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia.
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