Case Series in Anatomic Pathology From the University of Iowa
A 90-Year-Old Woman With an Episode of Hematuria and a 66-Year-Old Woman With Widespread Bleeding CME
Authors: Jessica D. Krochmal, MD; Bryce Dursteler, MD
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Release Date: August 31, 2006; Valid for credit through August 31, 2007
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  1. A 90-Year-Old Woman With an Episode of Hematuria and a 66-Year-Old Woman With Widespread Bleeding
    A 90-Year-Old Woman With an Episode of Hematuria
    Diagnosis
    A 66-Year-Old Woman With Widespread Bleeding
    Diagnosis
    References

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