[Chronic pelvic pain syndrome: terminology, diagnosis, and treatment current options for urologists. Expert panel resolution]

Yu Pushkar D; A Kamalov A; V Zaitsev A; R Kasyan G; N Bernikov A; V Kuzmin I; G Krivoborodov G; S Shpi-Lenya E; S Ibishev Kh; S Philippova E; V Salyukov R; V Vykhodtsev S; Yu Nesterova O; A Anosova Yu

[Chronic pelvic pain syndrome: terminology, diagnosis, and treatment current options for urologists. Expert panel resolution]

Yu Pushkar D, A Kamalov A, V Zaitsev A, R Kasyan G, N Bernikov A, V Kuzmin I, G Krivoborodov G, S Shpi-Lenya E, S Ibishev Kh, S Philippova E, V Salyukov R, V Vykhodtsev S, Yu Nesterova O, A Anosova Yu

Urologiia (Moscow, Russia : 1999) · 2026 · pp. 163 · PMID:42687552 · W7207880277

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This expert panel resolution addresses the terminology, diagnosis, and current treatment options for chronic pelvic pain syndrome specifically for urologists.

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