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Journal of Urology, 2004
In the 19th century medical treatment in America was domestic and primitive. It was not easy to secure the services of the only physician in the area. Usually if the physician were available, the money with which to pay was not. The frontiersman, self-reliant, proud and generally poor, seldom called the doctor since it was considered a waste of time ...
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In the 19th century medical treatment in America was domestic and primitive. It was not easy to secure the services of the only physician in the area. Usually if the physician were available, the money with which to pay was not. The frontiersman, self-reliant, proud and generally poor, seldom called the doctor since it was considered a waste of time ...
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Female Urology @ European Urology: What's Going On?
European Urology, 2008Women’s quality of life (QoL) is peremptory! In this context, there are two challenging problems within the urological landscape: urinary incontinence (UI) and women’s sexual health. A huge scientific discrepancy exists between the two, with UI being more common and familiar to the practical urologist and the clinical researcher than female sexual ...
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