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Original communication| Volume 4, ISSUE 5, P673-679, November 1938

The role of urea-splitting organisms in the formation of certain types of stones in the urinary tract

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      Abstract

      An attempt is made to emphasize the relation of alkaline infections to stone formation in the urinary tract. Useful methods worked out by the late Dr. Joseph Hume are presented.
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