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Comparison of different bladder autoaugmentation techniques in a rabbit model
British Journal of Urology, 1998 Objective To compare the urodynamic, radiological and histopathological findings of a bladder autoaugmentation method combined with different seromuscular enterocystoplasty (mucosectomized) techniques and the rectus abdominis muscle‐flap (RAMF) technique, and thus devise a method that may eliminate the ...
Mehmet Eliçevik, Sinan Celayir
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Mastopexy with Autoaugmentation and Fat Transfer
Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 2021Patients have been requesting implant removal in revisional breast surgery and options for breast improvement without the use of breast implants in primary breast surgery. This article focuses on perioperative decision making and surgical technique in performing a mastopexy with autoaugmentation and fat grafting.
Allen Gabriel, M Bradley Calobrace
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Autoaugmentation peritoneocystoplasty in a sheep model
BJU International, 2001Objective To report our experience with autoaugmentation peritoneocystoplasty (AAPC) in a sheep model, and to compare the results with autoaugmentation gastrocystoplasty (AAGC) in a sheep model and in paediatric patients. Materials and methods
P A Dewan, M E Mitchell, P A Dewan
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Autoaugmentation gastrocystoplasty: early clinical results
British Journal of Urology, 1994Objective To assess the urodynamic and clinical outcome of five patients following an autoaugmentation gastrocystoplasty. Patients and methods Four patients, two boys and two girls aged between 8 and 16 years, with a neuropathic ...
P A Dewan, P A Dewan
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Inferior Pedicle Autoaugmentation Mastopexy After Breast Implant Removal [PDF]
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2010 A new method of autoaugmentation mammaplasty is presented to correct ptosis and to increase the projection and volume of the breast in patients who would like a reposition augmentation mammaplasty after breast implant removal but do not want a new ...
Hoenig, Johannes Franz +7 more
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Urologic Clinics of North America, 1996
Autoaugmentation has proved effective in many patients in lowering bladder pressures, increasing bladder capacity, and improving their related symptoms. Patients with sever bladder hyperreflexia, uncontrolled with medications, have also benefited greatly from autoaugmentation procedures.
B W, Snow, P C, Cartwright
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Autoaugmentation has proved effective in many patients in lowering bladder pressures, increasing bladder capacity, and improving their related symptoms. Patients with sever bladder hyperreflexia, uncontrolled with medications, have also benefited greatly from autoaugmentation procedures.
B W, Snow, P C, Cartwright
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The evolution of autoaugmentation gastrocystoplasty
Pediatric Surgery International, 1993Routine bladder augmentation results in gastrointestinal tract mucosa coming into contact with urine, which is now recognised to be associated with a number of complications. A historical review of the techniques for creating a urothelial-lined reservoir is presented, highlighting the evolution of the recently developed autoaugmentation ...
P A Dewan, C Lorenz, P A Dewan
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Bladder autoaugmentation in myelodysplastic children
British Journal of Urology, 1998Objective To present the long‐term results of bladder autoaugmentation in myelodysplastic children with low compliance neurogenic bladders who failed attempts at medical management, including clean intermittent catheterization (CIC) and pharmacological bladder relaxation.
L, Skobejko-Wlodarska +3 more
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LAPAROSCOPIC BLADDER AUTOAUGMENTATION IN CHILDREN
Urologic Clinics of North America, 1998Answering the need for a simple, nonenteric method of increasing bladder capacity, this article offers a new laparoscopic procedure for autoaugmentation of the bladder in children. An outline of the technical design is given. Experience with seven children is delineated.
V, Braren, M R, Bishop
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The Myth of Breast Autoaugmentation
2017Over 100 publications claim to increase upper pole fullness or breast projection without a breast implant. However, there is no objective evidence that these efforts are effective. A recurring concept is “autoaugmentation,” a technique of repositioning a glandular pedicle in an attempt to restore fullness to the upper pole of the breast.
Eric Swanson
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