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Colon and rectal cancer in Ibadan, Nigeria: an update
Introduction Colorectal cancer was hitherto a rarity in the rural African in general and in Nigerians inclusive. Ibadan is a sprawling city in Western Nigeria with a population of about 2.5 million inhabitants. Lately, several publications from surgeons in this city have alluded to an increase in th...
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