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Penile duplication

Urology, 1986
We report on a case of penile duplication in an eight-year-old boy. While diphallia was incomplete, there was a common root of the penis which divided into two shafts of different size, doubling in frontal plane. Only one urethra left the bladder along the lower and smaller penile shaft and ended with a hypospadiac meatus. After surgical plastic repair,
M D, Melekos   +2 more
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Duplication of the colon

Clinical Radiology, 1978
Colonic duplication is a rare congenital abnormality that can present diagnostic difficulties to the radiologist. Three new cases are reported to illustrate the different types of this anomaly. A classification is presented in which the condition is divided into two types: in type I lesions the duplication is limited to the colon and in type II lesions
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Duplication of the stomach

The American Journal of Surgery, 1958
Abstract Duplications of the alimentary tract are infrequently seen in the usual surgical practice. Most such anomalies are noted in the ileum. Gastric duplications are most infrequent, only an approximate twenty-eight having been reported in the English literature.
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Duplication of the lleum

The American Journal of Surgery, 1982
Abstract A rare case of duplication of the ileum in an 18 year old man is reported. He had been asymptomatic until the sudden development of an acute abdominal condition, for which appendectomy was performed. Two weeks later the patient returned and underwent resection of a superfluous ileum 80 cm in length because, as it became detached from the ...
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Duplicity and the Depraved Uncanny in Mediations of Ted Bundy

Women's Studies in Communication, 2021
Bryan J Mccann
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Duplication grammars

Acta Cybern., 1999
A duplication grammar \(\Delta\) consists of a finite alphabet \(V\), a finite set of words \(A \subset X^*\) (the axioms), and three finite collections of duplication rules \(D_l\), \(D_r\), and \(D_0\). Each of these is a (possibly empty) set of triples \((u_1, v, u_2)\) for \(u_1, v, u_2 \in V^*\).
Carlos Martín-Vide, Gheorghe Paun
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Duplicating dentures

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1970
G N, Zoeller, R F, Beetar
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The duplicity of disaggregation and duplication

Evidence-based Obstetrics & Gynecology, 1999
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