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[Quantitative microscopic-anatomic studies on compensatory renal hypertrophy].

J MOLL·H R BAKKER·R C SCHOKKER·C HILVERING
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J MOLL, H R BAKKER, R C SCHOKKER, C HILVERING. 1954-12-23. [Quantitative microscopic-anatomic studies on compensatory renal hypertrophy].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/13232285/

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