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... urethra . by the tubule , competes and interferes with peni- cillin. URETER DUCTUS DEFERENS- SEMINAL VESICLE PROSTATIC PART OF URETHRA MEMBRANOUS PART OF URETHRA BULBO - URETHRAL GLAND EPIDIDYMIS INFERIOR EPIGASTRIC ARTERY INGUINAL CANAL ...
... urethra . by the tubule , competes and interferes with peni- cillin. URETER DUCTUS DEFERENS- SEMINAL VESICLE PROSTATIC PART OF URETHRA MEMBRANOUS PART OF URETHRA BULBO - URETHRAL GLAND EPIDIDYMIS INFERIOR EPIGASTRIC ARTERY INGUINAL CANAL ...
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... urethra . Urethral stricture due to gono- coccus is now rare , prevented by antibiotic thera- py , but . until the late 1950s it was a well - known problem . I cannot forget the gruesome experience I had in 1957 as a third year medical ...
... urethra . Urethral stricture due to gono- coccus is now rare , prevented by antibiotic thera- py , but . until the late 1950s it was a well - known problem . I cannot forget the gruesome experience I had in 1957 as a third year medical ...
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... urethra , remaining in the adult life as prostatic ducts ( about fifteen to thirty in number . ) Near the urethra , these ducts are partially lined by pseudostratified epithelium , but the rest of the duct is lined by simple columnar ...
... urethra , remaining in the adult life as prostatic ducts ( about fifteen to thirty in number . ) Near the urethra , these ducts are partially lined by pseudostratified epithelium , but the rest of the duct is lined by simple columnar ...
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