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About Us Our People People At The George Institute Ruth Webster Publications Ruth Webster's Publications About Ruth Webster's Publications Honorary Professorial Fellow Internet-based Cholesterol Assessment Trial (I-CAT) Heart, Lung and Circulation Date published: 2007 The use of subcutaneous omeprazole in the treatment of dyspepsia in palliative care patients Journal of Pain and Symptom Management Date published: 2004 Pagination Previous page 5 6 7 8 9 Share this Profile
The use of subcutaneous omeprazole in the treatment of dyspepsia in palliative care patients Journal of Pain and Symptom Management Date published: 2004
