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Regan SM et al. – Ureteral stents inserted during renal transplantation result in significantly fewer symptoms when compared with stents inserted in the native ureter. This, in part, may be because of less trigonal irritation by the stent when the ureteral implantation is in the dome of the bladder.

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Urology, 10/21/09 Relevance Score: 70%

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