Nephrocoloptosis : a description of the nephrocologic ligament and its action in the causation of nephroptosis, with the technic of the operation of nephrocolopexy, in which the nephrocolic ligament is utilized to immobilize both kidney and bowel / H. W. Longyear.

  • Longyear, H. W. (Howard Williams), 1852-1921.
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Nephrocoloptosis : a description of the nephrocologic ligament and its action in the causation of nephroptosis, with the technic of the operation of nephrocolopexy, in which the nephrocolic ligament is utilized to immobilize both kidney and bowel / H. W. Longyear. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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St. Louis, Mo. : Mosby Co., 1910.

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251 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm

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