Medical Consumption and Costs during a One-Year Follow-up of Patients with LUTS Suggestive of BPH in Six European Countries: Report of the TRIUMPH Study
Authors:
- N.J.A. van ExelNEN.J.A. van Exel
- M.A. KoopmanschapMKM.A. Koopmanschap
- J. McDonnellJMJ. McDonnell
- C.R. ChappleCCC.R. Chapple
- R. BergesRBR. Berges
- F.F.H. RuttenFRF.F.H. Rutten
- 1 January 2006
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in European Urology
- Vol. 49 (1) , 92-102
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