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In the Hungarian language, the word legend is close in meaning to the word tale, that is, something that probably never happened. Upon receiving the invitation to contribute to this series, I felt that this was just a fairy tale, since I do not really belong with the urologists I have read about here. They are the “giants” of urology—a few that I can count as my friends—but I am only in their shadows....
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Iowa City, Iowa
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