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Renal Masses Herniating Into the Hilum: Technical Considerations of the Ball-valve Phenomenon During Nephron-sparing Surgery
Urology, 10/28/09

Lebed B et al. – Recognition of the tendency for hilar masses to herniate or “ball–valve” into the renal sinus is essential for effective PN of central tumors. The authors have demonstrated success in nephron–sparing surgery with minimal intraoperative complications and favorable postoperative outcomes in patients with central tumors herniating into the renal sinus.

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