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Mid-Ureteric Ectasia Mimics Hirschsprung Disease in Infant An infant with persistent abdominal distension is found to have a rare ureteric anomaly causing colonic compression, highlighting an ...

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[Question]Who became the first-ever sitting president in his country to publish an academic paper?[/Question] [Answer]Vladimir Putin[/Answer] [Answer-Correct]Barack Obama[/Answer-Correct] ...

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