Gurvits Syndrome: Black Esophagus in the Postoperative Setting

Mahrukh Ali; Noman Khan; Asma Yaseen; Aimun Raees

doi:10.7759/cureus.21240

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Gurvits Syndrome: Black Esophagus in the Postoperative Setting

Mahrukh Ali Noman Khan Asma Yaseen Aimun Raees

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Mahrukh Ali, Noman Khan, Asma Yaseen, et al. (2022). Gurvits Syndrome: Black Esophagus in the Postoperative Setting. Cureus. https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.21240

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