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1. Guidelines for management of childhood arthritis

This article discusses guidelines for management of childhood arthritis

Geography:

the United Kingdom

Rheumatology, Vol: 40 Page: 1309-1312 2001
R. G. Hull

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2. Rupture of the male membranous urethra

This study examined rupture of the male membranous urethra

Abstract:

Background. Management of traumatic rupture of the male membranous urethra remains controversial. Long-term morbidity can include urinary incontinence, urethral stricture and erectile dysfunction. Aims. To review management and outcome of urethral rupture to improve treatment protocols. Methods. A retrospective study of 47 patients presenting with traumatic urethral rupture over 25 more...

International Classification:

Other - rupture of the urethra

Categories:

rupture of urethra

Geography:

Republic of Ireland

Irish Journal of Medical Science, Vol: 169 Page: 208-210 2000
M. S. Khan; J. A. Thornhill; R. Grainger; T. E. D. McDermott; M. R. Butler

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3. Sedation of children by non-anaesthetists (multiple letters) [3]

The article discusses sedation of children by non-anaesthetists

Geography:

Republic of Ireland

British Journal of Anaesthesia, Vol: 85 Page: 659-661 2000
M. E. McBrien; P. A. Farling; R. Mackenzie; D. J. Hatch; M. R. Sury

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