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Hidekazu Suzuki

GASTRIC NON-HELICOBACTER COMMENSAL BACTERIA AND THEIR PRODUCTS, SHORT-CHAIN FATTY ACIDS, COULD ENHANCE CD44V9-POSITIVE GASTRIC CANCER STEM-LIKE CELL DEVELOPMENT IN H. PYLORI-INFECTION
GASTRIC NON-HELICOBACTER COMMENSAL BACTERIA AND THEIR PRODUCTS, SHORT-CHAIN FATTY ACIDS, COULD ENHANCE CD44V9-POSITIVE GASTRIC CANCER STEM-LIKE CELL DEVELOPMENT IN H. PYLORI-INFECTION

Hidekazu Suzuki  et al.

Functional dyspepsia and gastroparesis: Where do we draw a line?
Functional dyspepsia and gastroparesis: Where do we draw a line?

Hidekazu Suzuki  et al.

A HIGHER TH2/TREG RATIO MAY BE A MARKER OF REFRACTORY ULCERATIVE COLITIS WITH LONGER DISEASE DURATION AND FREQUENT USE OF STEROIDS AND/OR IMMUNOSUPPRESSANTS, WHEREAS HLA GENOTYPE IS NOT
A HIGHER TH2/TREG RATIO MAY BE A MARKER OF REFRACTORY ULCERATIVE COLITIS WITH LONGER DISEASE DURATION AND FREQUENT USE OF STEROIDS AND/OR IMMUNOSUPPRESSANTS, WHEREAS HLA GENOTYPE IS NOT

Hidekazu Suzuki  et al.

EFFICACY OF A GEL INJECTED USING AN ENDOSCOPY WITH WATER-JET FUNCTION FOR VISUALISATION OF ACTIVE BLEEDING DURING OESOPHAGEAL ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION
EFFICACY OF A GEL INJECTED USING AN ENDOSCOPY WITH WATER-JET FUNCTION FOR VISUALISATION OF ACTIVE BLEEDING DURING OESOPHAGEAL ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION

Hidekazu Suzuki  et al.

EXPLAINABLE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PREDICTING REFRACTORY ULCERATIVE COLITIS AT FIRST VISIT: ANALYSIS OF A JAPANESE NATIONAL DATABASE FROM BEFORE THE SPREAD OF BIOLOGICS
EXPLAINABLE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PREDICTING REFRACTORY ULCERATIVE COLITIS AT FIRST VISIT: ANALYSIS OF A JAPANESE NATIONAL DATABASE FROM BEFORE THE SPREAD OF BIOLOGICS

Hidekazu Suzuki  et al.

SYMPTOM CLUSTERS OUTSIDE THE ROME IV CONSENSUS CAN BE IDENTIFIED IN BOTH EASTERN AND WESTERN PATIENTS WITH A DISORDER OF GUT-BRAIN INTERACTION: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF AN ONGOING INTERNATIONAL MULTICENTER STUDY
SYMPTOM CLUSTERS OUTSIDE THE ROME IV CONSENSUS CAN BE IDENTIFIED IN BOTH EASTERN AND WESTERN PATIENTS WITH A DISORDER OF GUT-BRAIN INTERACTION: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF AN ONGOING INTERNATIONAL MULTICENTER STUDY

Hidekazu Suzuki  et al.

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