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Fluoroscopy-guided Urethral Catheter Insertion with Guidewire and Catheter for Complex Male Urinary Catheterizations by Interventional Radiologists

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    Atsushi Saiga, Takeshi Aramaki, Rui Sato & Kazuhisa Asahara

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Saiga, A., Aramaki, T., Sato, R. et al. Fluoroscopy-guided Urethral Catheter Insertion with Guidewire and Catheter for Complex Male Urinary Catheterizations by Interventional Radiologists. Cardiovasc Intervent Radiol (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00270-024-03737-6

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