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Table of Contents: 2007

Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology -
Special Issue
Volume 21
- Article ID 619401
- Review

The Myths and Realities of Hemochromatosis

Melanie D Beaton | Paul C Adams

Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology -
Special Issue
Volume 21
- Article ID 943460
- Original Article

Fourteen-Year Study of Hospital Admissions for Diverticular Disease in Ontario

Eiran Warner | Eric J Crighton | ... | Ross Upshur

Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology -
Special Issue
Volume 21
- Article ID 817198
- Original Article

Induction Versus Noninduction Antiviral Therapy for Chronic Hepatitis C Virus in Patients with Congenital Coagulation Disorders: A Canadian Multicentre Trial

A Chatterjee | MG Swain | ... | EJ Heathcote

Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology -
Special Issue
Volume 21
- Article ID 451496
- CAG News Page

Meeting Report: Research Topics in Gastrointestinal Disease VII

Gordon R Greenberg | Ken Croitoru | ... | Paul Sinclair

Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology -
Special Issue
Volume 21
- Article ID 563895
- Review

Who Provides Gastrointestinal Endoscopy in Canada?

Robert J Hilsden | Joshua Tepper | ... | Linda Rabeneck

Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology -
Special Issue
Volume 21
- Article ID 621489
- Review

Elastography in Hepatology

Ludovico Abenavoli | Christophe Corpechot | Raoul Poupon

Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology -
Special Issue
Volume 21
- Article ID 737640
- Brief Communication

Refractory Crohn’s Disease of the Vulva Treated with Infliximab: A Case Report

Sapna Makhija | Martin Trotter | ... | Remo Panaccione

Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology -
Special Issue
Volume 21
- Article ID 862917
- Original Article

Delayed-Release Oral Mesalamine 4.8 g/day (800 mg tablets) Compared with 2.4 g/day (400 mg tablets) for the Treatment of Mildly to Moderately Active Ulcerative Colitis: The ASCEND I Trial

Stephen B Hanauer | William J Sandborn | ... | Nancy Smith-Hall

Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology -
Special Issue
Volume 21
- Article ID 203201
- Original Article

Maintenance Treatment of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease: An Evaluation of Continuous and On-Demand Therapy with Rabeprazole 20 mg

David G Morgan | Michael FJ O’Mahony | ... | for the RAB-GRD-3002 Study Group

Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology -
Special Issue
Volume 21
- Article ID 135414
- Original Article

Mode of Transmission, Rather than the Hepatitis C Virus, as a Major Determinant of Poor Interpersonal Relationships in Patients with Chronic Hepatitis C

Thuy Phuong La | Marc Deschênes

Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology -
Special Issue
Volume 21
- Article ID 230420
- Original Article

Prevalence of Screening in Patients Newly Diagnosed with Colorectal Cancer in Ontario

Chelsea Taylor | Susan E Schultz | ... | Linda Rabeneck

Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology -
Special Issue
Volume 21
- Article ID 296435
- Original Article

An Assessment of Endoscopic and Concomitant Management of Acute Variceal Bleeding at a Tertiary Care Centre

H Singh | LE Targownik | ... | CN Bernstein

Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology -
Special Issue
Volume 21
- Article ID 414967
- Current Endoscopic Practices – The Experts

Canadian Credentialing Guidelines for Endoscopic Privileges: An Overview

David Armstrong | Robert Enns | ... | Alan N Barkun

Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology -
Special Issue
Volume 21
- Article ID 170843
- Meet The Editor

Crohn’s Disease: Advise and Consent

Bruce E Sands | Paul C Adams

Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology -
Special Issue
Volume 21
- Article ID 705789
- Evidence-Based Series #15-5

Cancer Care Ontario Colonoscopy Standards: Standards and Evidentiary Base

Linda Rabeneck | R Bryan Rumble | ... | for Cancer Care Ontario’s Colonoscopy Standards Expert Panel

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