DECREASED MUSCLE MASS IS ASSOCIATED WITH DECLINE IN ANORECTAL PRESSURE AND INCREASED LEVATOR LAXITY

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Neshatian, Leila
Liu, Alicia
Grant, Gabrielle
Crimarco, Anthoney
Becker, Laren S.
Sheth, Vipul R.
Gurland, Brooke
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GASTROENTEROLOGY | 2024年 / 166卷 / 05期
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