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[Anuria caused by obstructive lithiasis].

D Barajas de Frutos·C Jiménez Alvarez·J Pedrero Vera·M Díaz Blanco·M Díaz Molina·C Sánchez López-Tello
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D Barajas de Frutos, C Jiménez Alvarez, J Pedrero Vera, M Díaz Blanco, M Díaz Molina, C Sánchez López-Tello. 1989. [Anuria caused by obstructive lithiasis].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2930086/

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