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[ON THE PROBLEM OF DRUG EFFECTS ON POSTOPERATIVE URETERAL MOTILITY DECREASE FOLLOWING WERTHEIM'S RADICAL OPERATION].

F BRANDSTETTER·E GITSCH·E GOLOB
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F BRANDSTETTER, E GITSCH, E GOLOB. 1965-05-07. [ON THE PROBLEM OF DRUG EFFECTS ON POSTOPERATIVE URETERAL MOTILITY DECREASE FOLLOWING WERTHEIM'S RADICAL OPERATION].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14305840/

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