Sulu, B. Et Al. 2013. The minimally invasive approach is associated with reduced perioperative thromboembolic and bleeding complications for patients receiving preoperative chronic oral anticoagulant therapy who undergo colorectal surgery. Surgical Endoscopy , vol.27 , 1339-1345.

Sulu, B., Aytac, E., Stocchi, L., Vogel, J. D., & Kiran, R. P., (2013). The minimally invasive approach is associated with reduced perioperative thromboembolic and bleeding complications for patients receiving preoperative chronic oral anticoagulant therapy who undergo colorectal surgery. Surgical Endoscopy , vol.27, 1339-1345.

Sulu, Barlas Et Al. "The minimally invasive approach is associated with reduced perioperative thromboembolic and bleeding complications for patients receiving preoperative chronic oral anticoagulant therapy who undergo colorectal surgery," Surgical Endoscopy , vol.27, 1339-1345, 2013

Sulu, Barlas Et Al. "The minimally invasive approach is associated with reduced perioperative thromboembolic and bleeding complications for patients receiving preoperative chronic oral anticoagulant therapy who undergo colorectal surgery." Surgical Endoscopy , vol.27, pp.1339-1345, 2013

Sulu, B. Et Al. (2013) . "The minimally invasive approach is associated with reduced perioperative thromboembolic and bleeding complications for patients receiving preoperative chronic oral anticoagulant therapy who undergo colorectal surgery." Surgical Endoscopy , vol.27, pp.1339-1345.

@article{article, author={Barlas Sulu Et Al. }, title={The minimally invasive approach is associated with reduced perioperative thromboembolic and bleeding complications for patients receiving preoperative chronic oral anticoagulant therapy who undergo colorectal surgery}, journal={Surgical Endoscopy}, year=2013, pages={1339-1345} }