The international prostate symptom score: physician versus self-administration in the quantification of symptomatology. [electronic resource]

By:

Plante, M

Contributor(s):

Corcos, J
Gregoire, I
Belanger, M F
Brock, G
Rossingol, M

Producer: 19960702Description: 326-8 p. digitalISSN:

0090-4295

Subject(s):

Aged
Humans
Male
Multivariate Analysis
Physicians
Prostatic Hyperplasia -- diagnosis
Quality of Life
Self Administration
Severity of Illness Index
Surveys and Questionnaires

Online resources:

Available from publisher's website

In: Urology vol. 47

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The international prostate symptom score: physician versus self-administration in the quantification of symptomatology.

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Plante M., Corcos J., Gregoire I., Belanger M. F., Brock G. & Rossingol M. (19960702). The international prostate symptom score: physician versus self-administration in the quantification of symptomatology. : Urology.

Chicago

Plante M, Corcos J, Gregoire I, Belanger M F, Brock G and Rossingol M. 19960702. The international prostate symptom score: physician versus self-administration in the quantification of symptomatology. : Urology.

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Plante M., Corcos J., Gregoire I., Belanger M. F., Brock G. and Rossingol M. (19960702). The international prostate symptom score: physician versus self-administration in the quantification of symptomatology. : Urology.

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Plante M, Corcos J, Gregoire I, Belanger M F, Brock G and Rossingol M. The international prostate symptom score: physician versus self-administration in the quantification of symptomatology. : Urology. 19960702.

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