Research ideas on the intervention of <italic>E’lian Granule</italic> (莪连颗粒) in sessile serrated lesion based on the theory of tonifying the spleen-stomach and reducing yin fire

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Lishizhen medicine and materia medica research
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.70976/j.1008-0805.szgygy-2025-0917
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Medical Research and Treatments
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Research ideas on the intervention of <italic>E’lian Granule</italic> (莪连颗粒) in sessile serrated lesion based on the theory of tonifying the spleen-stomach and reducing yin fire

Lanfang MAO, Jiajie Ling, Fu Li, Jinzhong Yu et al.
Lishizhen medicine and materia medica research
Medical Research and Treatments
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Research ideas on the intervention of <italic>E’lian Granule</italic> (莪连颗粒) in sessile serrated lesion based on the theory of tonifying the spleen-stomach and reducing yin fire

Lanfang MAO, Jiajie Ling, Fu Li, Jinzhong Yu, Xunbing ZHANG
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Lishizhen medicine and materia medica researchVol. 36(9)
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Research ideas on the intervention of <italic>E’lian Granule</italic> (莪连颗粒) in sessile serrated lesion based on the theory of tonifying the spleen-stomach and reducing yin fire — Lanfang MAO, Jiajie Ling, et al. · Lishizhen medicine and materia medica research (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS