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onitoring urological chronic pelvic pain syndrome symptom changes with respect to both urinary severity and pain severity. With further testing, they may represent objective biological measures of urological chronic pelvic pain syndrome progression and/or resolution while also providing insight into the pathophysiology of urological chronic pelvic pain syndrome. We evaluated real-world use of common transurethral prostate procedures in the ambulatory surgical setting and compare subsequent rates of tr!eatment failure. Using the New York
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