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Urologische Diagnostik

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Patientenaufklärung in der Urologie

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Diagnostische Verfahren mit möglichen Komplikationen in der Urologie betreffen im Wesentlichen uroradiologische Verfahren, Punktionsverfahren, endoskopische Verfahren sowie die zystomanometrischen Untersuchungen.

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Müller-Lisse, U. (2001). Urologische Diagnostik. In: Patientenaufklärung in der Urologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59569-1_2

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