Renal tuberculosis in the antibiotic era
Abstract At the Department of Urology in Belgrade 1424 patients were treated for renal tuberculosis in the period 1950 to 1967 (18 years). The number of patients affected with renal tuberculosis has been declining in the last years although, in relation to the incidence of other diseases, it should...
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