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A new uroflowmeter—An instrument for the estimation of liquid volume and rate of flow

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  1. W. C. R. Legg

    Present address: N. R. Ltd., Dundee

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  1. Department of Medical Physics, University of Aberdeen, Scotland

    A. R. Bowley & W. C. R. Legg

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Bowley, A.R., Legg, W.C.R. A new uroflowmeter—An instrument for the estimation of liquid volume and rate of flow. Med. & biol. Engng. 9, 139–142 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02474742

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