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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1967
To the Editor .—I was somewhat surprised that a diagnosis was not made prior to the age of 5 weeks in the "Radiological Case of the Month" that Dr. H. C. Faigel contributed to theAmerican Journal of Diseases of Children(113:273 [Feb] 1967). A significant obstruction to outflow of urine from the bladder either by posterior urethral valves or bladder ...
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To the Editor .—I was somewhat surprised that a diagnosis was not made prior to the age of 5 weeks in the "Radiological Case of the Month" that Dr. H. C. Faigel contributed to theAmerican Journal of Diseases of Children(113:273 [Feb] 1967). A significant obstruction to outflow of urine from the bladder either by posterior urethral valves or bladder ...
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The operative management of posterior urethral valves
Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1987The surgical management of posterior urethral valves remains controversial. To examine the effects and results of operative treatment in boys with proven posterior urethral valves, a retrospective study was undertaken. The case records of 33 male children who presented with posterior urethral valves over a 10-year period were reviewed.
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The Ureter in Posterior Urethral Valves
British Journal of Urology, 1973Summary A main problem in the management of boys after ablation of posterior urethral valves is the diagnosis of ureteric obstruction. An accurate diagnosis of obstruction is essential if unnecessary operations are to be avoided and intravenous and retrograde urography in this respect have their limitations.
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POSTERIOR URETHRAL VALVES IN ADULTS
British Journal of Urology, 1969SUMMARY
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Rays, 2003
Posterior urethral valves represent the most common post-vesical obstructive malformation. They affect the male gender and appear as intraluminal folds located immediately proximal to the verumontanum. One of the most credited pathogenetic theories considers them an anomalous insertion of mesonephric duct into the cloaca or an incomplete involution of ...
Carlo, Manzoni, Anna Lia, Valentini
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Posterior urethral valves represent the most common post-vesical obstructive malformation. They affect the male gender and appear as intraluminal folds located immediately proximal to the verumontanum. One of the most credited pathogenetic theories considers them an anomalous insertion of mesonephric duct into the cloaca or an incomplete involution of ...
Carlo, Manzoni, Anna Lia, Valentini
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Novel Biomarkers for Posterior Urethral Valve
Current Medicinal Chemistry, 2023Ana Cristina Simões E Silva +2 more
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