When Patients Can’t Pay, Surgeons Steer Away From Expensive Robots, Study Finds
A national discrete choice experiment of 211 Chinese urologists found that surgeons' stated preferences for robot-assisted versus laparoscopic prostatectomy shifted ...
A national discrete choice experiment of 211 Chinese urologists found that surgeons' stated preferences for robot-assisted versus laparoscopic prostatectomy shifted ...
Korea University College of Medicine and Yale School of Medicine launched their first joint urology symposium in Seoul, pairing sessions ...
Johns Hopkins researchers have identified a WIF1-expressing basal epithelial cell type concentrated in the prostate's transition zone and expanded in ...
Radiologists from Ljubljana respond to a critique of their work on imaging after a child's first urinary tract infection, defending ...
A new survey of Turkish medical students finds that while interest in surgery does not differ significantly by gender, female ...
A real-world cohort study of 322 patients finds that narrow band imaging combined with en bloc resection may extend recurrence-free ...
A rigorously designed randomized controlled trial at West China Hospital will test whether electroacupuncture can restore erectile function in men ...
Researchers at Imperial College London argue in Nature Reviews Urology that soft robotic bladder sleeves, combining patient-initiated mechanical voiding assistance ...
A new national analysis of more than 15,000 older American men finds no significant rural–urban disparities in PSA testing or ...
A large NHANES analysis of 7,174 American men found that serum cotinine, an objective biomarker of recent tobacco exposure, was ...
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