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To study whether adequate endoscopic incision of valve alone, indicated by normalization of urethra on micturating cystourethrogram and confirmed at urethrocystoscopy, is sufficient in treating patients with posterior urethral valves. Deshpande Vidyanand Au.; Prof. Yogesh Kumar Sarin Gu.; Dr. Simmi K Ratan Gu.; Dr. Akshay Sharma Gu.

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Deshpande Vidyanand Au
University of Delhi. Faculty of Medical Sciences. Department of Paediatrics Surgery

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Dr. Akshay Sharma Gu
Dr. Simmi K Ratan Gu
Prof. Yogesh Kumar Sarin Gu
University of Delhi. Faculty of Medical Sciences. Department of Paediatrics Surgery

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: 2012Description: 46 p. cmSubject(s):

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To study whether adequate endoscopic incision of valve alone, indicated by normalization of urethra on micturating cystourethrogram and confirmed at urethrocystoscopy, is sufficient in treating patients with posterior urethral valves.

APA

Deshpande Vidyanand Au, University of Delhi. Faculty of Medical Sciences. Department of Paediatrics Surgery, Dr. Akshay Sharma Gu, Dr. Simmi K Ratan Gu, Prof. Yogesh Kumar Sarin Gu & University of Delhi. Faculty of Medical Sciences. Department of Paediatrics Surgery. (2012). To study whether adequate endoscopic incision of valve alone, indicated by normalization of urethra on micturating cystourethrogram and confirmed at urethrocystoscopy, is sufficient in treating patients with posterior urethral valves. : .

Chicago

Deshpande Vidyanand Au, University of Delhi. Faculty of Medical Sciences. Department of Paediatrics Surgery, Dr. Akshay Sharma Gu, Dr. Simmi K Ratan Gu, Prof. Yogesh Kumar Sarin Gu and University of Delhi. Faculty of Medical Sciences. Department of Paediatrics Surgery. 2012. To study whether adequate endoscopic incision of valve alone, indicated by normalization of urethra on micturating cystourethrogram and confirmed at urethrocystoscopy, is sufficient in treating patients with posterior urethral valves. : .

Harvard

Deshpande Vidyanand Au, University of Delhi. Faculty of Medical Sciences. Department of Paediatrics Surgery, Dr. Akshay Sharma Gu, Dr. Simmi K Ratan Gu, Prof. Yogesh Kumar Sarin Gu and University of Delhi. Faculty of Medical Sciences. Department of Paediatrics Surgery. (2012). To study whether adequate endoscopic incision of valve alone, indicated by normalization of urethra on micturating cystourethrogram and confirmed at urethrocystoscopy, is sufficient in treating patients with posterior urethral valves. : .

MLA

Deshpande Vidyanand Au, University of Delhi. Faculty of Medical Sciences. Department of Paediatrics Surgery, Dr. Akshay Sharma Gu, Dr. Simmi K Ratan Gu, Prof. Yogesh Kumar Sarin Gu and University of Delhi. Faculty of Medical Sciences. Department of Paediatrics Surgery. To study whether adequate endoscopic incision of valve alone, indicated by normalization of urethra on micturating cystourethrogram and confirmed at urethrocystoscopy, is sufficient in treating patients with posterior urethral valves. : . 2012.

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