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Bilateral Obturator Osteotomy: A Novel Osteotomy for Bladder Exstrophy Closure
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In brief
This article describes a novel bilateral obturator osteotomy technique designed to facilitate abdominal and pelvic closure during initial bladder exstrophy repair. The authors report on the feasibility and outcomes of this innovative surgical approach for managing this complex congenital urologic condition.
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Abdominal and pelvic closure remains a challenge during bladder exstrophy initial repair. We aimed to report on the feasibility and results of a novel technique of bilateral obturator osteotomy.
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