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The 9th edition of Sleisenger and Fordtran’s Gastrointesti- nal and Liver Disease is the second edition for which the three of us have served together as editors and the first for which neither Dr. Fordtran nor Dr. Sleisenger has partici- pated. We remain grateful to their inspiring examples as visionaries and superb editors and are pleased to present an edition that we believe is worthy of their high standards and commitment to excellence. This edition is the first for which a single purchase will provide all readers with both a copy of the book and access to the online version of the text; the latter will be updated regularly to keep readers abreast of new developments in the rapidly evolving field of gastroen- terology and liver disease. 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