Problems in severe bilateral urinary tract anomalies

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Problems in severe bilateral urinary tract anomalies. / Thorup, Jørgen Mogens.

I: Progress in Pediatric Surgery, Bind 23, 1989, s. 81-5.

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Thorup, JM 1989, 'Problems in severe bilateral urinary tract anomalies', Progress in Pediatric Surgery, bind 23, s. 81-5.

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Thorup, J. M. (1989). Problems in severe bilateral urinary tract anomalies. Progress in Pediatric Surgery, 23, 81-5.

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Thorup JM. Problems in severe bilateral urinary tract anomalies. Progress in Pediatric Surgery. 1989;23:81-5.

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Thorup, Jørgen Mogens. / Problems in severe bilateral urinary tract anomalies. I: Progress in Pediatric Surgery. 1989 ; Bind 23. s. 81-5.

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