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January 1, 1947British journal of surgery

Renal anoxia and the traumatic uræmia syndrome

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E M Darmady, R.A.F.V.R.; Renal anoxia and the traumatic uræmia syndrome, British Journal of Surgery, Volume 34, Issue 135, 6 December 2005, Pages 262–271, https

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