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... recurrent UTIs.2 Urethral caliber is not usually narrower in girls with recurrent infections.3 My usual indications for antireflux surgery are persistent grade III or greater reflux that persists after 12 to 18 months of prophylaxis ...
... recurrent UTIs.2 Urethral caliber is not usually narrower in girls with recurrent infections.3 My usual indications for antireflux surgery are persistent grade III or greater reflux that persists after 12 to 18 months of prophylaxis ...
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... recurrence of urinary lithiasis as a result of dietary modifica- tions . Similarly , most population studies have shown no significant differences in the diets of recurrent stone formers compared with normal controls . Thus , it has not ...
... recurrence of urinary lithiasis as a result of dietary modifica- tions . Similarly , most population studies have shown no significant differences in the diets of recurrent stone formers compared with normal controls . Thus , it has not ...
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... recurrent renal calcium stones . Br J Urol 1979 ; 51 : 175–180 . 5. Ettinger B , Citron JT , Livermore B , et al : Chlorthalidone reduces calcium oxalate calculous recurrence but magnesium hydroxide does not . J Urol 1988 ; 139 : 679 ...
... recurrent renal calcium stones . Br J Urol 1979 ; 51 : 175–180 . 5. Ettinger B , Citron JT , Livermore B , et al : Chlorthalidone reduces calcium oxalate calculous recurrence but magnesium hydroxide does not . J Urol 1988 ; 139 : 679 ...
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2 RECURRENT URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS IN FEMALE CHILDREN | 13 |
INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS | 23 |
5 CATHETERRELATED URINARY TRACT INFECTION | 29 |
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