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THE STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL PECULIARITIES OF THE BLOOD CHANNEL AND THE PARENCHYMA OF THE PROSTATE GLAND IN CASE OF CHRONICAL PROSTATITIS

Ye. A. Lytvynets, O. Ye. Khallo

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Marked disoders of the blood circulation and structural changes of the prostate gland have been established by means of the pathohistological method and that of color ultrasound angiography inpatients with chronic prostatitis.

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Marked disoders of the blood circulation and structural changes of the prostate gland have been established by means of the pathohistological method and that of color ultrasound angiography inpatients with chronic prostatitis.

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Marked disoders of the blood circulation and structural changes of the prostate gland have been established by means of the pathohistological method and that of color ultrasound angiography inpatients with chronic prostatitis.

Key concepts: Prostatitis, Prostate gland, Prostate, Parenchyma, Medicine, Blood circulation, Urology, Angiography

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