Trends in internet search activity, media coverage, and patient-centered health information after the FDA safety communications on surgical mesh for pelvic organ prolapse

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Benjamin V. Stone
James C. Forde
Valerie B. Levit
Richard K. Lee
Alexis E. Te
Bilal Chughtai
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[1] Weill Cornell Medical College,Department of Urology
[2] New York Presbyterian Hospital,undefined
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International Urogynecology Journal | 2016年 / 27卷
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Internet search activity; Patient education; Pelvic organ prolapse; Public health medicine; Surgical mesh;
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页码:1761 / 1766
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