Stenosis of Renal Artery: An Unselected Necropsy Study
BMJPublished 5 December 1964Open access
C. J. Schwartz, T. A. White
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The prevalence and distribution of renal arterial stenosis is determined in both the extrarenal and intrarenal segments of the arterial tree and the relation of stenosis to various clinical and pathological parameters is discussed.
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