Pyelo-peristalsis Characteristically Altered by Infection, with Notes on Functional Behavior of Other Hollow Viscera

Jarre, Hans A.; Cumming, Robert E.

doi:10.1148/23.3.299

Radiology

1934

DOI: 10.1148/23.3.299

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Pyelo-peristalsis Characteristically Altered by Infection, with Notes on Functional Behavior of Other Hollow Viscera

Hans A. Jarre¹,

Robert E. Cumming²

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