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Distal Urethroscopy: A Suggested Modification of the Meatoscopy Technique

International Journal of STD & AIDS

British Association for Sexual Health & HIV International Union against Sexually Transmitted Infections

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First published online May, 1992

Distal Urethroscopy: A Suggested Modification of the Meatoscopy Technique

Volume 3, Issue 3

https://doi.org/10.1177/095646249200300314

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. Meatoscopy: A simple technique to examine the distal anterior urethra in men. Int J STD AIDS 1992; 3: 21–3

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