An edition of Nephrotomy for calculus pyelitis
(1892)
Nephrotomy for calculus pyelitis
nephrectomy rightly decided against because of the small percentage of urea, an apparently almost destroyed and useless kidney found to secrete over four and a half times as much urine as the other kidney, death
by William W. Keen
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'From Therapeutic Gazette, Detroit, 1892' - RCS card cat.
Inscribed 'W.W. Keen and D.D. Stewart'
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