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Ureteric reconstruction and replacement
Current Opinion in Urology, 10/07/09

Peeker R – The field of ureteric reconstruction and replacement is still evolving. Old techniques are supported by an increasing degree of evidence, and new, more minimally invasive surgical strategies emerge. Clearly, there are some disadvantages as well as difficulties to overcome with the new techniques; however, recent studies appear to present promising results.

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