And why it’s important. Sid Schwab also passes along a (hopefully false) tidbit from the old school:
I’ve been told that some clinicians of the older school (but within my lifetime) insisted on doing rectal exams ungloved, for maximum sensitivity.
And why it’s important. Sid Schwab also passes along a (hopefully false) tidbit from the old school:
I’ve been told that some clinicians of the older school (but within my lifetime) insisted on doing rectal exams ungloved, for maximum sensitivity.
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