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Journal of Urology, 1981
A retrospective revue of 90 consecutive nephrectomies revealed 25 instances in which the nephrectomy was done for poor or diminished function only (28 per cent). The pathology was ureteropelvic obstruction (18 cases), reflux (4 cases) and obstructive megaureter (3 cases). All conditions are reparable. Although some kidneys in children are worthless and
G G, Birken, K K, Crooks
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A retrospective revue of 90 consecutive nephrectomies revealed 25 instances in which the nephrectomy was done for poor or diminished function only (28 per cent). The pathology was ureteropelvic obstruction (18 cases), reflux (4 cases) and obstructive megaureter (3 cases). All conditions are reparable. Although some kidneys in children are worthless and
G G, Birken, K K, Crooks
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British Journal of Urology, 1976
Summary The indications, complications and results of 54 allograft nephrectomies undertaken in 44 patients have been reviewed. There were 7 deaths following 39 nephrectomies done within 6 months of transplantation and complications occurred in a further 14 instances. Many of these resulted from pre‐existing infection.
S N, Sinha, J E, Castro
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Summary The indications, complications and results of 54 allograft nephrectomies undertaken in 44 patients have been reviewed. There were 7 deaths following 39 nephrectomies done within 6 months of transplantation and complications occurred in a further 14 instances. Many of these resulted from pre‐existing infection.
S N, Sinha, J E, Castro
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Urologic Clinics of North America, 1983
Partial nephrectomy has a place in the management of renal calculous disease. It should be limited, however, only to patients in whom calculi or calcareous material are both demonstrable and inaccessible by any other means or to patients in whom there are discrete areas of distortion, dilatation, or disease predisposing to the formation of stones with ...
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Partial nephrectomy has a place in the management of renal calculous disease. It should be limited, however, only to patients in whom calculi or calcareous material are both demonstrable and inaccessible by any other means or to patients in whom there are discrete areas of distortion, dilatation, or disease predisposing to the formation of stones with ...
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Retroperitoneal nephrectomy: a comparison with open nephrectomy
2015Eleven retroperitoneal laparoscopic nephrectomies and 12 standard subcostal nephrectomies that were performed for the treatment of benign conditions between 1993 and 1996, were evaluated in regard to operative time, pain medication, hospital stay and interval to return regular activities.
SARIYÜCE, D R. Oğuzhan +4 more
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