Urology
Volume 76, Issue 2 , Pages 277-281 , August 2010

A Doctor in the House: Rationale for Providing On-site Urological Consultation to Geriatric Patients in Nursing Health Care Facilities

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doi: 10.1016/j.urology.2010.01.084

Urology
Volume 76, Issue 2 , Pages 277-281 , August 2010

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