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March 30, 1996BMJOpen Access

ABC of Urology: UROLOGICAL EMERGENCIES IN GENERAL PRACTICE

William O. Dawson H. N. WHITFIELD

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Conditions that may need urgent treatment * Renal colic Some urological conditions that are seen in general practice should be * Acute retention of urine considered to be emergencies.* Priapism

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