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. 1967 Dec 23;4(5581):702–705. doi: 10.1136/bmj.4.5581.702

Diagnosis of urinary tract infection in childhood based on examination of pared non-catheter and catheter specimens of urine.

H Braude, J O Forfar, J C Gould, J W McLeod

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