Diagnostic value of structured anamnesis for phenotype identification in chronic pelvic pain syndrome: A practice-oriented retrospective study

Enoc Valentín González Palacio, P. Bosch Knape, S. Tarragón Gabarro, C. Centeno Álvarez, L. de Verdonces Román, A. Sanchez i Puy, B. Juaneda Castell, S. Cuadrench Solorzano, Elena Burillo, L.M. Marco pérez, Laia Sabiote Rubio, D Salinas Duffo, Juan Ángel González
In: Actas Urológicas Españolas (English Edition) · 2025 · vol. 49(9) , pp. 501858 · doi:10.1016/j.acuroe.2025.501858 · PMID:40947057 · W4414168043
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This study evaluated the effectiveness of structured anamnesis in identifying specific phenotypes within patients diagnosed with chronic pelvic pain syndrome.

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