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Aspects of anastomotic leakage, anorectal

function and defunctioning stoma in Low Anterior Resection

of the rectum for cancer

av

Rickard Lindgren

Akademisk avhandling

Avhandling för medicine doktorsexamen i Medicinsk vetenskap med inriktning Kirurgi, som enligt beslut av rektor kommer att försvaras offentligt

fredag den 18 november 2011 kl. 09.00, Wilandersalen, Universitetssjukhuset i Örebro

Opponent: professor Tom Öresland Universitet i Oslo, Gastrokirurgisk avdelning

Akershus Universitetssjukhus, Norge

Örebro universitet Hälsoakademin 701 82 ÖREBRO

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