Effect of patient age on early detection of prostate cancer with serum prostate-specific antigen and digital rectal examination
Authors:
- William J. CatalonaWCWilliam J. Catalona
- Frederick R. AhmannFAFrederick R. Ahmann
- M'LIss A. HudsonMHM'LIss A. Hudson
- Peter T. ScardinoPSPeter T. Scardino
- Robert C. FlaniganRFRobert C. Flanigan
- Jean B. DekernionJDJean B. Dekernion
- Timothy L. RatliffTRTimothy L. Ratliff
- Louis R. KavoussiLKLouis R. Kavoussi
- Bruce L. DalkinBDBruce L. Dalkin
- W.BEdford WatersWWW.BEdford Waters
- Michael T. MacFarlaneMMMichael T. MacFarlane
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