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Computerisation and microprocessing within urology.

E S Glen
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Computing and microprocessing have become part of everyday life but medical applications have been patchy. Urologists have recognised that computing can facilitate the handling of data and appointment systems. More recently, urodynamic and patient interviewing programs have been developed. The Urological Computing Society formed in 1987 provides a forum for co-ordinating developments.

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E S Glen. 1987. Computerisation and microprocessing within urology.. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1464-410x.1987.tb05047.x

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