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Urology Times
In the past, there were tremendous turf battles between
gynecology and urology. When one tried to impinge on the other’s
territory, it was usually the dean who became involved. What do you
think drove the change to cooperation we see now?
I think one of the main factors was each specialty realizing that
neither one could completely “own” this set of clinical problems and
that we need each other. Urology would need the OB/GYN expertise, and
OB/GYN would need the urology expertise to make any progress in terms of
research, patient care, and professional training.....
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