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Meeting the challenges of reconstructive urology — Where are we now?
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In brief
In brief
Expert review examining current challenges and evolving outcomes in three major pediatric reconstructive urological conditions: hypospadias, congenital adrenal hyperplasia, and bladder exstrophy. Discusses how changing patient and family expectations are shaping modern surgical approaches and outcome measures.
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Abstract
This is based on the 2018 Storz Urology Lecture at the BAPS Conference and is a personal review of three reconstructive paediatric urological conditions: hypospadias, congenital adrenal hyperplasia, and bladder exstrophy from the perspective of changing expectations and outcomes.
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