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Insertion of Artificial Urinary Sphincter with Preservation of Bulbospongiosus Muscle in Patients at Risk for Sphincter Erosion: an Assessment of Patient Satisfaction

Christopher C. Roth and J. Christian Winters
Ochsner Journal December 2006, 6 (2) 54-58;

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