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Endoscopic treatment of vesicoureteral reflux: current practice and the need for multifactorial assessment
Therapeutic Advances in Urology, 09/23/09
Lackgren G et al. – A new approach to managing VUR may be considered, with treatment decisions based not only on the grade of reflux but also on factors such as age, sex, renal scarring and bladder dysfunction. Open surgery would be reserved only for use in the 10–15% of children not responding to endoscopic treatment and those with severe ureteral anomalies.
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