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    Female urinary incontinence in sub‐Saharan Africa

    Female urinary incontinence in sub‐Saharan Africa von Whiting, Danielle, Shane, Asiimwe Ian, Pope, Rachel, Payne, Stephen, Venn, Suzie

    Veröffentlicht in BJU international

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    Acid-base disorders as predictors of early outcomes in major trauma in a resource limited setting: An observational prospective study

    Acid-base disorders as predictors of early outcomes in major trauma in a resource limited setting: An observational prospective study von Shane, Asiimwe Ian, Robert, Wangoda, Arthur, Kwizera, Patson, Makobore, Moses, Galukande

    Veröffentlicht in The Pan African medical journal

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    A retrospective survey on the duration of leakage and patient perceived bottlenecks to seeking fistula treatment in Uganda

    A retrospective survey on the duration of leakage and patient perceived bottlenecks to seeking fistula treatment in Uganda von Shane, Asiimwe Ian, Alphonsus, Matovu


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    A Survey on the Duration of Leakage and Patient Perceived Bottlenecks to Seeking Fistula Treatment in Uganda

    A Survey on the Duration of Leakage and Patient Perceived Bottlenecks to Seeking Fistula Treatment in Uganda von Asiimwe, Ian Shane, Matovu, Alphonsus


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    Acid-Base disorders as predictors of early outcomes in major Trauma in a resource limited setting

    Acid-Base disorders as predictors of early outcomes in major Trauma in a resource limited setting von Galukande, Moses, Makobore, Patson, Kwizera, Arthur, Wangoda, Robert, Asiimwe, Shan Ian

    Veröffentlicht in The Pan African medical journal

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    Acid-Base disorders as predictors of early outcomes in major Trauma in a resource limited setting: An observational prospective study

    Acid-Base disorders as predictors of early outcomes in major Trauma in a resource limited setting: An observational prospective study von Shane, Asiimwe Ian, Robert, Wangoda, Arthur, Kwizera, Patson, Makobore, Moses, Galukande

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