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Loughnane (1941) urged the more widespread use of urethrography in the investigation of stricture and referred to it as " a valuable aid too seldom used ". By its use one is enabled to recognize the type of stricture (i.e. whether annular or ribbon), the site, the number of strictures present, and the *

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FARMER'S LUNG JME UAH 1309 is enough evidence to support the theory that farmer's lung is not a specific entity, but only a single facet of a similar lung reaction to a variety of irritants.