Does transrectal ultrasound probe configuration really matter? End fire versus side fire probe prostate cancer detection rates.
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Jianbo Li | C. Ching | B. Lane | C. Zippe | J Stephen Jones | Brian R Lane | Craig Zippe | Ayman S Moussa | Jianbo Li | Christina B Ching | J. Jones | A. Moussa
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