Lower urinary tract symptoms of men seeking medical care—comparison of symptoms found in the clinical setting and in a community study
Authors:
- Yoshinori TanakaYTYoshinori Tanaka
- Atsushi TakahashiATAtsushi Takahashi
- Naoki ItohNINaoki Itoh
- Hiroshi OguraHOHiroshi Ogura
- Seiji FuruyaSFSeiji Furuya
- Taiji TsukamotoTTTaiji Tsukamoto
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