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Standards for scrotal ultrasonography

Tyloch et al., 2016

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11703457973880141063
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Tyloch J
Wieczorek A
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Journal of Ultrasonography

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The paper presents a description of essential equipment requirements for scrotal ultrasonography, including current ultrasound techniques, as well as a review of the most common scrotal pathologies. Patient preparation for the examination as well as ultrasound …
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