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Archives of International Surgery: “Enterolithiasis: An unusual cause of small intestinal obstruction.”
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center: “Venous Malformations.”
Cleveland Clinic: “When That Pain in Your Mouth Is a Salivary Stone.”
Columbia University Irving Medical Center: “Pancreatitis,” “The Pancreas and Its Functions.”
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai: “Venous Malformations.”
International Society For Sexual Medicine: “What are prostatic calculi (prostate stones)?”
Keck Medicine of USC: “What Are Tonsil Stones?”
Malaysian Family Physician: “Rhinolith: An important cause of foul-smelling nasal discharge.”
Mayo Clinic: “Bladder Stones,” “Tonsillitis,” “Pancreatitis.”
Merck Manual: “Stones in the Urinary Tract,” “Gallstones.”
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases: “Gallstones,” “Dictionary Definition: Bile.”
National Health Service (UK): “Salivary gland stones.”
Radiopaedia.org: “Phleboliths.”
World Journal of Gastroenterology: “Enterolithiasis.”
World Journal of Men’s Health: “Clinical Significance of Prostatic Calculi: A Review.”
