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The distinct epidemiology of 'Type 3c' diabetes should prompt consideration of chronic pancreatic disease as the possible cause of a patient's diabetes

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Woodmansey, C., McCullough, K., McGovern, A., Hinton, W., Arrowsmith, B., Correa, A., Munro, N., Gatenby, P., & de Lusignan, S. (2017). The distinct epidemiology of 'Type 3c' diabetes should prompt consideration of chronic pancreatic disease as the possible cause of a patient's diabetes. 34(S1), 60.

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Woodmansey, C., et al. The Distinct Epidemiology of 'Type 3c' Diabetes Should Prompt Consideration of Chronic Pancreatic Disease as the Possible Cause of a Patient's Diabetes. no. S1, Wiley, 2017, p. 60.

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Woodmansey, C, K McCullough, A McGovern, W Hinton, B Arrowsmith, A Correa, N Munro, P Gatenby, and S de Lusignan. 2017. “The Distinct Epidemiology of 'Type 3c' Diabetes Should Prompt Consideration of Chronic Pancreatic Disease as the Possible Cause of a Patient's Diabetes.” In , 34:60. Wiley.
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Publisher copy:: 10.1111/dme.7_13304

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+ McCullough, K More by this author

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+ McGovern, A More by this author

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+ Hinton, W More by this author

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Publisher:: Wiley
Journal:: Diabetic Medicine More from this journal
Volume:: 34
Issue:: S1
Pages:: 60
Article number:: P82
Publication date:: 2017-03-08
Acceptance date:: 2017-01-23
Event title:: Diabetes UK Professional Conference 2017
Event location:: Manchester, UK
Event start date:: 2017-03-08
Event end date:: 2017-03-10
DOI:: 10.1111/dme.7_13304
EISSN:: 1464-5491
ISSN:: 0742-3071

Language:: English
Keywords:: FFR
Subtype:: Abstract
Pubs id:: 1014107
Local pid:: pubs:1014107
Deposit date:: 2020-08-30

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Copyright date:: 2017
Notes:: This paper was presented at the Diabetes UK Professional Conference 2017, Manchester, UK, March 2017.

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