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Der Urologe, 11/03/09
Schulte–Baukloh H et al. – As there is general interest in this treatment the German translation of this report should facilitate access to the most relevant information. This very condensed article focuses on the clinical practical features and is not a precise word–by–word translation but should serve as concise guidelines for the German–speaking colleagues who are involved with this treatment.
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