1  mediastinal and cervical adenopathy, and no gastrointestinal lesion.

2 ed a new dimension to the assessment of many gastrointestinal lesions.

3 cutaneous and internal venous malformations; gastrointestinal lesions are pathognomonic.

4 is in 3X mice that were more severe than the gastrointestinal lesions caused by the C. jejuni cdtB mu

5             Determination of the presence of gastrointestinal lesions is critical in distinguishing s

6 sment revealed that significant increases in gastrointestinal lesions occurred following delayed bort

7 sensitivity of symptoms for the detection of gastrointestinal lesions was low, logistic-regression an

8                        The most common upper gastrointestinal lesions were esophagitis (23 patients),

9 and active bleeding had been excluded, upper gastrointestinal lesions were identified more frequently

10                                   Comparable gastrointestinal lesions were not observed in uninfected