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Role of heminephrectomy for poorly functioning upper pole of complete duplex systems in children

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This study evaluates heminephrectomy outcomes for poorly functioning upper poles in children with complete duplex kidney systems. The analysis examines surgical indications, techniques, and postoperative results to guide management of this congenital urological anomaly.

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