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Ries Kranse

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Urology|October 11, 2003
Weak correlation between bladder outlet obstruction and probability to void to completionRies Kranse, Ron van Mastrigt
Urology|May 9, 2003
Causes for variability in repeated pressure-flow measurementsRies Kranse, Ron van Mastrigt
European Urology|November 14, 2002
Pre-selection of patients for pressure-flow analysis based on the maximum flow rateRies Kranse, Ron van Mastrigt
The Journal of Urology|July 20, 2002
Relative bladder outlet obstructionRies Kranse, Ron van Mastrigt
The Journal of Urology|February 11, 2003
Bladder outlet resistanceRies Kranse, Ron van Mastrigt
The Prostate|August 21, 2008
A graphical device to represent the outcomes of a logistic regression analysisRies Kranse, Monique Roobol, Fritz H Schröder
The Prostate|January 3, 2006
A comparison of first and repeat (four years later) prostate cancer screening in a randomized cohort of a symptomatic men aged 55-75 years using a biopsy indication of 3.0 ng/ml (results of ERSPC, Rotterdam)Monique J Roobol, Fritz H Schröder, Ries Kranse, et al.
Urology|January 18, 2002
A more advanced clinical stage is positively correlated with an increased prostate cancer detection rateMonique J Roobol, Ries Kranse, Ingrid W van der Cruijsen, et al.
The Journal of Urology|November 13, 2004
Prostate cancer characteristics and prostate specific antigen changes in screening detected patients initially treated with a watchful waiting policyStijn H de Vries, René Raaijmakers, Ries Kranse, et al.
European Urology|August 29, 2006
Should we replace the Gleason score with the amount of high-grade prostate cancer?André N Vis, Stijn Roemeling, Ries Kranse, et al.
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Urology|October 11, 2003
Weak correlation between bladder outlet obstruction and probability to void to completionRies Kranse, Ron van Mastrigt
Urology|May 9, 2003
Causes for variability in repeated pressure-flow measurementsRies Kranse, Ron van Mastrigt
European Urology|November 14, 2002
Pre-selection of patients for pressure-flow analysis based on the maximum flow rateRies Kranse, Ron van Mastrigt
The Journal of Urology|July 20, 2002
Relative bladder outlet obstructionRies Kranse, Ron van Mastrigt
The Journal of Urology|February 11, 2003
Bladder outlet resistanceRies Kranse, Ron van Mastrigt
The Prostate|August 21, 2008
A graphical device to represent the outcomes of a logistic regression analysisRies Kranse, Monique Roobol, Fritz H Schröder
The Prostate|January 3, 2006
A comparison of first and repeat (four years later) prostate cancer screening in a randomized cohort of a symptomatic men aged 55-75 years using a biopsy indication of 3.0 ng/ml (results of ERSPC, Rotterdam)Monique J Roobol, Fritz H Schröder, Ries Kranse, et al.
Urology|January 18, 2002
A more advanced clinical stage is positively correlated with an increased prostate cancer detection rateMonique J Roobol, Ries Kranse, Ingrid W van der Cruijsen, et al.
The Journal of Urology|November 13, 2004
Prostate cancer characteristics and prostate specific antigen changes in screening detected patients initially treated with a watchful waiting policyStijn H de Vries, René Raaijmakers, Ries Kranse, et al.
European Urology|August 29, 2006
Should we replace the Gleason score with the amount of high-grade prostate cancer?André N Vis, Stijn Roemeling, Ries Kranse, et al.
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