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    • Comparison of Experimental Renal Calculus of Calcium Oxalate in Rats

    • LAI Hai-biao , LIU Zhao-hui , WU Song , OU Xiu-hua , GU Xiang-ming , WANG Shu-qin , GAO Yu-qiao , LIN Hui , WANG Yun , DAI Wei-bo , FAN Wen-chang , QIU Lan-ying , LIN Jia-le , MEI Quan-xi
    • Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae Vol. 16, Issue 14, Pages: 135-138(2010)

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