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A 37-year-old patient presenting with pneumaturia: a case study

Anuj MishraDepartment of Radiology, Libyan National Organ Transplant Program, TripoliLibyaCorrespondence[email protected]
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Mohamed AzzabiDepartment of General Surgery, Tripoli Central Hospital, University of Al-Fateh, TripoliLibya
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Mohamed HamadtoDepartment of General Surgery, Tripoli Central Hospital, University of Al-Fateh, TripoliLibya
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Seeraj BugrenDepartment of General Surgery, Tripoli Central Hospital, University of Al-Fateh, TripoliLibya
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Wael HreshaDepartment of General Surgery, Tripoli Central Hospital, University of Al-Fateh, TripoliLibya
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Saleh AddallaDepartment of General Surgery, Tripoli Central Hospital, University of Al-Fateh, TripoliLibya
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Ehtuish F. EhtuishDepartment of General Surgery, Tripoli Central Hospital, University of Al-Fateh, TripoliLibya
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Article: 4634 | Received 20 Apr 2009, Published online: 11 Jan 2010

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