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PREMATURE EJACULATION: A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED STUDY TO COMPARE PELVIC FLOOR REHABILITATION AND DAPOXETINE, A NOVEL SELECTIVE SEROTONIN REUPTAKE INHIBITOR
No full textNOCTURNAL BLADDER CAPACITY INDEX IN PATIENTS WITH OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA SYNDROME. PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION
No full textMANAGEMENT OF FOURNIER'S GANGRENE DEVELOPED IN A PATIENT WITH UNKNOWN DIABETES TYPE II AND SUBMITTED 15 DAYS BEFORE TO BLADDER CATHETERISM
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Endoscopic rendezvous procedure for ureteral iatrogenic detachment. Report of a case series with long-term outcomes
No full textBackground and Purpose: Injury to the ureter is the most common urologic complication of pelvic surgery, with an incidence that ranges from 1% to 10%. Most cases of ureteral injuries are related to gynecologic procedures. The ureter is particularly vulnerable to detachment or ligation during hysterectomy because of its position from the lateral edge of the cervix. We report a case series of female patients who underwent the ureteral rendezvous procedure for ureteral detachment. Patients and Methods: Between January 2009 and April 2013, 18 ureteral rendezvous procedures were performed for patients with complete detachment. We assessed the operative and clinical outcomes of these patients over a mean follow-up duration of 26.5 months and describe the three most representative cases. Results: The endoscopic rendezvous technique was performed in all cases to manage ureteral detachment. CT urography at discharge and 6 and 12 months after discharge confirmed the restoration of ureteral integrity without any leakage in 66% (12/18) patients, indicated ureteral stenosis in 22% (4/18) patients, and indicated ureteral leakage in 12% (2/18) patients. The overall long-term success rate for all 18 patients was 78% (14/18) at a mean follow-up of 26.5 months. Conclusions: The endoscopic rendezvous procedure reduces the need for invasive open surgical repair and represents the optimal initial option in patients with iatrogenic ureteral lesions before invasive procedures with higher morbidity are attempted. © Copyright 2015, Mary Ann Liebert, Inc
Stabilization of urothelial primary culture and chemosensitivity assay in transitional cell carcinoma
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Prostate cancer angiogenesis: a preliminary experience with 64-row multidetector Ct perfusion: Do quantitative measurements distinguis tumour?
No full textA PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED STUDY TO COMPARE FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES OF RADIOFREQUENCY AND ULTRACISION SCALPELS IN VIDEOLAPAROSCOPIC RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY
No full textFUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES OF 2 DIFFERENT DEVICES FOR DISSECTION IN EXTRAPERITONEAL VIDEOLAPAROSCOPIC PROSTATECTOMY
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