Systematic biopsies and digital rectal examination to identify the nerve-sparing side for radical prostatectomy without risk of positive margin in patients with clinical stage T2, no prostatic carcinoma
Authors:
- Dirk HübnerDHDirk Hübner
- Rolf Peter HenkeRHRolf Peter Henke
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