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Urologia Internationalis
Urol Int (1990) 45 (5): 293–297.
Published Online: 02 February 2010
... solutions on the rabbit urothelium. Acidic solutions (pH: 4.2) caused more urothelial injury as compared to alkaline solutions (pH: 7.6). Ureteral injury was more severe than the bladder injury. Magnesium-containing solutions caused less injury to the urothelium. Urol Int 1990;45:293-297 ©1990 S.Kargcr AG...
