Natural history of prostatism: Factors associated with discordance between frequency and bother of urinary symptoms
Authors:
- Steven J. JacobsenSJSteven J. Jacobsen
- Cynthia J. GirmanCGCynthia J. Girman
- Harry A. GuessHGHarry A. Guess
- Laurel A. PanserLPLaurel A. Panser
- Christopher G. ChuteCCChristopher G. Chute
- Joseph E. OesterlingJOJoseph E. Oesterling
- Michael M. LieberMLMichael M. Lieber
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