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[Integrated urologic echography. III: Prostatic pathology].

R Espuela Orgaz·M A Nogueras Gimeno·F Abad Menor·E Martínez Pérez·J Passas Martínez·J A Amo García
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R Espuela Orgaz, M A Nogueras Gimeno, F Abad Menor, E Martínez Pérez, J Passas Martínez, J A Amo García. [Integrated urologic echography. III: Prostatic pathology].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2458014/

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