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The Journal of Urology, 1998
We evaluate the long-term results of surgery for isolated (without exstrophy) male epispadias.A total of 45 male patients with isolated epispadias were treated and followed at Debrousse Hospital between 1971 and 1993, 8 in whom repairs performed elsewhere had failed and 14 had total urinary incontinence.
P, Mollard, T, Basset, P Y, Mure
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We evaluate the long-term results of surgery for isolated (without exstrophy) male epispadias.A total of 45 male patients with isolated epispadias were treated and followed at Debrousse Hospital between 1971 and 1993, 8 in whom repairs performed elsewhere had failed and 14 had total urinary incontinence.
P, Mollard, T, Basset, P Y, Mure
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Diagnosis and management of epispadias
Seminars in Pediatric Surgery, 2011Epispadias is a rare diagnosis and most commonly described as a part of the bladder exstrophy complex. Epispadias is characterized by failure of the urethral plate to tubularize on the dorsum with the defect ranging from a glandular to a penopubic location.
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Epispadias Associated with Phimosis
Journal of Urology, 1976proximal to the coronal sulcus-proximal to the cornarl ...
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2003
Bladder exstrophy represents a deformation of the bladder, urethra, external genitalia, and pelvis with anterior displacement of these structures. This condition was believed to result from abnormal development of the cloacal membrane. We believe that the pathophysiology can best be explained by ventral herniation of these structures.
Michael E. Mitchell, Michael C. Carr
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Bladder exstrophy represents a deformation of the bladder, urethra, external genitalia, and pelvis with anterior displacement of these structures. This condition was believed to result from abnormal development of the cloacal membrane. We believe that the pathophysiology can best be explained by ventral herniation of these structures.
Michael E. Mitchell, Michael C. Carr
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