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07-04-2009 07:54 PM #1

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Gastroenterology and gastrointestinal for sale

I have the following two books for sale, both in very very good condition.

Waterstones.com: Scientific, Technical and Medical: Gastroenterology - Crash Course - UK by Paul Collins, et al. (2008)

Waterstones.com: Scientific, Technical and Medical: Gastrointestinal System - Crash Course - UK by Daniel Dr Horton-Szar (GP Registrar,Canterbury, Kent), et al. (2008)

I'm open to any reasonable offers. PM me through here if you are interested.

Nick

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