Urology for Primary Care PhysiciansUnyime O. Nseyo, Edward Weinman, Donald L. Lamm This practical new resource helps primary care physicians care manage patients with a broad range of urologic problems. 30 respected urologists offer clear and concise guidance on pathophysiology, clinical signs and symptoms, diagnosis, management, indications for referral, and more. |
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Anatomic Basis of Common | 4 |
Systematic Approach | 15 |
Laboratory Investigations | 26 |
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