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Diagnosis of primary bladder-neck dysfunction in children and adolescents: treatment with α-adrenergic antagonists

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boxed-textDonohoe JM et al. (2005) Primary bladder neck dysfunction in children and adolescents II: results of treatment with α-adrenergic antagonists. J Urol 173: 212–216

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Bauer, S. Diagnosis of primary bladder-neck dysfunction in children and adolescents: treatment with α-adrenergic antagonists. Nat Rev Urol 2, 216–217 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1038/ncpuro0178

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