Phosphate uroliths in a Dachshund
Tillie, J.E.; Benson, J.E.
Veterinary Medicine-Small Animal Clinician 70(6): 683
1975
ISSN/ISBN: 0042-4889 PMID: 1041061 Document Number: 85262
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