Biomedical subjects
W J ENGEL
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The expanding role of the urologist in diagnosis and surgical treatment of renal diseases.
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Conservative treatment of cancer of the prostate: some clinical observations.
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Acute necrotizing angiitis of the bladder; report of a case.
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Reversible hypertension due to renal artery disease.
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Acute necrotizing angiitis of the bladder: report of a case.
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Succinylcholine chloride as muscle relaxant during transurethral resection of vesical tumors.
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The significance of renal displacement.
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Urologic aspects of hypertension.
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Classification of retroperitoneal tumors as a guide in clinical diagnosis.
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Hypertension due to renal compression resulting from subcapsular hematoma.
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Recurring urinary infections in children.
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Developmental retardation due to urologic disease.
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Hyaluronidase as an aid to correction of paraphimosis: report of a case.
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Hypertension due to renal compression resulting from subcapsular hematoma.
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Urinary calculi associated with nephrocalcinosis.
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Clear cell carcinoma (hypernephroma) of the kidney with metastasis to the thyroid gland.
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