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. 1966 Jan;45(1):122–131. doi: 10.1172/JCI105316

Patterns of nephron perfusion in acute and chronic hydronephrosis.

W Suki, G Eknoyan, F C Rector Jr, D W Seldin
PMCID: PMC292673  PMID: 5901175

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