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|Slideshows|September 20, 2016
Burning Urination, Flank Pain
Author(s)Arun Prasad, Nandini U. Bahri, MD
Case History: 55-year-old male with burning urination, hypertension, left flank pain, weight loss.
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Case History: 55-year-old male presents to emergency department with burning urination, hypertension, left flank pain, and weight loss.
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