Older Age and Low Testosterone Levels Are Independently Associated With Kidney Stone Prevalence in Men: Results From a Large Cross-Sectional Study

May 2025 in “ International Journal of Impotence Research ”

Jung Yoon Kang, Jun Ho Lee, Yong-deok Kwon, In‐Chang Cho, Tag Keun Yoo, Dong‐Gi Lee, Jun Baek Park, Jae Duck Choi

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