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Normal intrarenal arterial pattern in adult and ageing human kidney. A microangiographical and histological study.

Journal of Anatomy, 01 Apr 1962, 96:285-300
PMID: 14466019 PMCID: PMC1244148

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J Anat. 1962 Apr; 96(Pt 2): 285–300.
PMCID: PMC1244148
PMID: 14466019

Normal intrarenal arterial pattern in adult and ageing human kidney

A Micro-Angiographical and Histological Study*
Arne Ljungqvist and Curt Lagergren
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Selected References

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