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[Emphysematous cystitis].

C A Allepuz Losa·M J Gil Sanz·L Rodríguez Vela·J Martínez Bengoechea·M Martínez Lasierra
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We present a new case of emphysematous cystitis, commenting on some of the more interesting aspects of the etiopatogeny diagnosis and treatment of this entity. We underline the importance of early diagnosis and effective treatment of the disease as well as of the coadjuvant factors.

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C A Allepuz Losa, M J Gil Sanz, L Rodríguez Vela, J Martínez Bengoechea, M Martínez Lasierra. [Emphysematous cystitis].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2728936/

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