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TitleHaematuria as a symptom: methods employed in making a differential diagnosis. With nineteen cases illustrating points of interest in the diagnosis of renal affections characterised by the presence of blood in the urine. Reprinted from the Lancet, July 16, 1898

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David Newman

Place of publicationLondon

Year of publication1898

Pagination47pp

Dimensions20cm

MaterialPAMPHLET

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SubjectPAMPHLET, NINETEENTH CENTURY BOOK - NOT ILLUSTRATED, HAEMATURIA, Blood supply, Renal function, UROLOGY

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