The American Journal of Urology and Sexology, Volume 3Henry G. Spooner Grafton Press, 1907 |
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abdominal abscess acid acute Albarran appear bacilli become bladder bladder wall bleeding blood calculi cancer capsule catheter catheterism cause cells chronic nephritis clinical clots colic color condition congestion cure cystitis cystoscope cystotomy cysts diagnosis drainage enlarged epididymis examination fistula fluid frequently genital genito-urinary give rise gland gonorrhea gonorrheal growth hematuria hemorrhage hydrocele incision infection irrigation kidney later lesions leucocytes lithiasis lumbar malignant disease mass microscopic micturition months neoplasm nephrectomy nephritis nephrotomy neutralroth nodules normal occur operation organ orifice origin pain palpation Paris passed patient pregnancy present produced prostate pyelitis pyelonephritis pyuria rectal removed renal pelvis reported retention right side seen seminal vesicles showed slight spermatocele spermatozoa staining stone stricture suppuration suprapubic surgeon surgical symptoms testicle testis tion tissue treatment tube tubercle bacilli tubercular tuberculosis tubules tumor ureter urinary tract urine urobilin Urological usually vesical York
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