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. 1999 Nov;92(11):582–583. doi: 10.1177/014107689909201111

Ascites and apparent renal failure treated with a Foley catheter.

J Stebbing ¹, D G Ezra ¹, P D Cackett ¹, A S Greenstein ¹

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