Abstract Book - 26th ESPU Congress, Joint Meeting with ICCS + SPU + AAP/SOU + AAPU + SFU
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Introduction |
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Committees |
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ESPU BOARD |
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ESPUN BOARD |
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SPU BOARD |
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AAPU BOARD |
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AAP/SOU BOARD |
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SFU BOARD |
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ICCS BOARD |
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Scientific Committee |
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Online Reviewers For “Clinical” Abstracts |
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Online Reviewers For “Basic Research” Abstracts |
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ESPU meeting |
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S1: BASIC SCIENCE 1 |
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★ KCTD13 GENE-DOSAGE CHANGES ARE ASSOCIATED WITH ANOMALOUS LOWER URINARY TRACT DEVELOPMENT |
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IL-33 MAST CELL AXIS IN BLADDER INFLAMMATION AND PAIN |
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TESTING THE URETERIC BUD THEORY |
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ELUCIDATING THE FUNCTION OF THE POLYCOMB REPRESSIVE COMPLEX 2 EPIGENETIC PROGRAM IN BLADDER DEVELOPMENT AND REGENERATION |
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AQUAPORIN 3 EXPRESSION INCREASES WITH GESTATIONAL AGE IN FETAL PORCINE BLADDER |
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PROTOTYPE OF A NOVEL UROFLOWMETER SYSTEM UTILIZING DIAPER-EMBEDDED SENSOR |
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THE IMPACT OF AUTOPHAGY IN NEUROPATHIC BLADDER REMODELING |
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POSTERIOR URETHRAL VALVES: ONLY A TINY MEMBRANE? |
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DEVELOPMENTAL REGULATORS YAP/TAZ IN THE BLADDER RESPONSE TO INJURY. |
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ROLE OF EZH2 IN INFECTION-INDUCED URO-EPITHELIAL CELL PROLIFERATION |
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A NEWLY IDENTIFIED ROLE FOR INTERLEUKIN-22 IN BLADDER IMMUNITY |
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THE CREATION OF THE SKIN-CNS-BLADDER REFLEX ARC - AN EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION |
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EXPRESSION AND ANTIMICROBIAL FUNCTION OF REG3GAMMA DURING URINARY TRACT INFECTION |
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A NATIONWIDE REGISTER STUDY OM MATERNAL AND FOETAL FACTORS IN BLADDER EXSTROPHY IN SWEDEN |
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CLARIFICATION OF MAMMALIAN CLOACA MORPHOGENESIS USING HIGH-RESOLUTION EPISCOPIC MICROSCOPY |
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S2: BASIC SCIENCE 2 |
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★ EFFECTIVENESS OF ARGON NOBLE GAS FOR KIDNEY PRESERVATION IN A PRECLINICAL MODEL OF PEDIATRIC LIVING DONOR TRANSPLANTS. |
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★ INTERACTION BETWEEN MTHFR 677C>T AND PERICONCEPTIONAL FOLIC ACID SUPPLEMENTATION IN THE RISK OF HYPOSPADIAS |
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COMPLETE PENILE DISASSEMBLY FOR REPAIR OF EPISPADIAS CAUSES ERECTILE TISSUE ALTERATIONS |
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COMBINATION OF GROWTH HORMONE WITH TESTOSTERONE IS HELPFUL TO NORMALIZE PENILE SIZE IN HYPOGONADAL RATS WITH MICROPENIS |
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MOLECULAR BASIS OF NON-SYNDROMIC HYPOSPADIAS: SYSTEMATIC MUTATION SCREENING AND GENOME-WIDE COPY-NUMBER ANALYSIS OF 63 PATIENTS |
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THE EFFECT OF L-ARGININE AND TADALAFIL IN RAT TESTIS ISCHEMIA REPERFUSION INJURY |
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PREVENTION OF RENAL SCARRING IN ACUTE PYELONEPHRITIS IN THE RAT BY PROPHYLATIC PROBIOTIC ADMINISTRATION |
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KCNG4: A NOVEL GENE CANDIDATE UNDERLYING VESICOURETERAL REFLUX |
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INHIBITION OF DNA-METHYLATION ENHANCES FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY AFTER RELEASE OF BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION. |
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ESTABLISHING A NEW MODEL FOR EVALUATION OF DRUG TREATMENT IN THE CLINICALLY RELEVANT PHASE OF BLADDER DE-OBSTRUCTION: GENE EXPRESSION AND FUNCTIONAL ANALYSES |
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USE OF MRI DIFFUSION SEQUENCE TO QUANTIFY KIDNEY PARENCHYMA IMPAIRMENT IN A PARTIAL URETERAL OBSTRUCTION MOUSE MODEL |
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EPIGENETIC REGULATION BY HDAC PROTEINS PLAYS A CRITICAL ROLE IN THE PROGRESSION OF RENAL FIBROSIS |
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ROLE OF DNA-METHYLATION IN PARTIAL BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION |
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PREVENTION OF BLADDER DYSFUNCTION BY THE POTENT HYPOXIA INDUCIBLE FACTOR INHIBITOR, 17-DMAG, IN A MOUSE MODEL OF PARTIAL BLADDER OBSTRUCTION |
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URINARY LEVELS OF PROXIMAL TUBULE PROTEINS ARE SIGNIFICANTLY ELEVATED IN THE SETTING OF URETEROPELVIC JUNCTION OBSTRUCTION AND MAY REPRESENT NOVEL BIOMARKERS |
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BSP: BASIC SCIENCE (posters) |
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NONAUTOLOGOUS MESENCHYMAL STEM CELL TRANSPLANTATION IN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF ACUTE PYELONEPHRITIS FOR REPAIR OF RENAL SCARRING |
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NOVEL FULLY AUTOLOGOUS TISSUE ENGINEERED URINARY BLADDER MODEL |
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INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECT OF PENILE TOURNIQUET APPLICATION TO BACTERIAL ADHESION |
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CAN RENAL FIBROSIS DUE TO PYELONEPHRITIS BE PREVENTED? : AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY |
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PREVENTIVE EFFECT OF AMINOGUANIDINE ON RENAL SCAR IN A RAT MODEL OF PYELONEPHRITIS |
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3-D IN VITRO UROTHELIUM INFECTION MODEL USING THE SELF-ASSEMBLY TECHNIQUE |
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DEVELOPING TESTIS IS HYPOXIC. EMBRYONIC AND EARLY POSTNATAL TESTIS IS LESS VULNERABLE FOR HYPOXIA WHEN COMPARED TO AT LATER STAGES OF LIFE. |
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DOWN-REGULATION OF POSTERIOR HOX GENE EXPRESSION IN THE DEVELOPING CLOACA IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF ANORECTAL AND UROGENITAL MALFORMATIONS |
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URINARY TRACT OBSTRUCTION AND REDUCED NEPHRON NUMBER: ADAPTATION OF NEPHRONS FOLLOWED THROUGH ADULTHOOD IN A MOUSE MODEL |
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AUTOLOGOUS TISSUE EXPANSION IN VIVO WITH A 3-D CONSTRUCT IN A SINGLE SURGICAL PROCEDURE |
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GENETIC STABILITY IN IN VITRO CULTURED HUMAN UROTHELIAL CELLS |
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IDENTIFICATION OF NATURALLY OCCURRING CALCIUM-OXALATE BINDING PROTEINS IN HUMAN URINE THAT PREVENT CRYSTAL ADHESION IN AN IN VITRO MODEL OF KIDNEY STONE FORMATION |
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ELUCIDATION OF REGULATORY MECHANISMS DURING DIFFERENTIATION OF SPERMATOGONIAL STEM CELLS VIA ANDROGEN ACTION |
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THE MURINE MODEL OF URINARY TRACT ABNORMALITIES THAT ARE SEEN IN THE VACTERL ASSOCIATION |
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A MINCED TISSUE MODEL FOR TISSUE EXPANSION WITH MINCED AUTOLOGOUS TISSUE FOR UROGICAL RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY |
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PERSISTANT HYPOXIA: BAD NEWS FOR THE UROTHELIUM |
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A STUDY OF TWO COMMON PROINFLAMMATORY POLIMORPHISMS TNF-ALPHA G(-238)A AND IL10 ( RS1800871) WITH VESICOURETERAL REFLUX RISK IN RUSSIAN PEDIATRIC POPULATION. |
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URODYNAMIC EVALUATION OF BLADDER DIERTICULA IN AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY IN RABBITS |
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NEW INDICATORS IN BLUNT RENAL TRAUMA: NGAL, KIM-1 AND IL-18 |
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SYNERGISTIC EFFECTS OF COMBINING UNDIFFERENTIATED ADULT STEM CELLS AND DIFFERENTIATED CELLS FOR THE ENGINEERING OF FUNC-TIONAL BLADDER SMOOTH MUSCLE TISSUE. |
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S3: SPECIAL SESSION ON CASE PRESENTATION |
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THREE CASES OF URETHRAL DUPLICATION IN GIRLS ASSOCIATING ONE HYPOSPADIC AND ONE EPISPADIC URETHRA |
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MALE AND FEMALE APHALLIA ASSOCIATED WITH SEVERE URINARY TRACT DYSPLASIA (UTD) |
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URINARY TRACT CHANGES IN CHILDREN WITH NEPHROGENIC DIABETES INSIPIDUS |
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AND IF IT WAS A ZINNER'S SYNDROME? |
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URETHRAL POLYP: A CAUSE OF PRENATAL URINARY OBSTRUCTION |
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URETRAL DUPLICATION WITH ENLARGED CLITORIS AND FEMALE HYPOSPADIAS. A RARE MALFORMATION. |
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ISOLATED CONGENITAL MEGACYSTIS: CASE SERIES AND LITERATURE REVIEW |
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URACHAL RHABDOMYOSARCOMA: TWO CASE REPORTS |
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BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA: A 17-YEAR-OLD CASE REPORT |
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PEDIATRIC POSTERIOR URETHRAL POLYPS: RARE CAUSE OF HEMATURIA AND LOWER OBSTRUCTIVE UROPATHY IN KIDS. (REPORT OF 2 CASES) |
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ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT WITH INJECTION OF SCLEROSING AGENT IN PATIENTS WITH BLADDER VENOUS VASCULAR MALFORMATION |
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ECTOPIC IMMATURE RENAL TISSUE IN THE SPERMATIC CORD: CASE REPORT |
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UROLOGICAL COMPLICATIONS OF VON RECKLINGHAUSEN NEUROFIBROMATOSIS |
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COWPER'S GLAND SYRINGOCELES IN CHILDREN: 2 CASES WITH DIFFERENT PRESENTATIONS |
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OVOTESTICULAR DSD ASSOCIATED WITH 46,XX/46,XY TETRAGAMETIC CHIMERISM |
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PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA OF THE URINARY BLADDER - A CASE REPORT OF AN UNUSUAL PRESENTATION |
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H: HISTORY SESSION |
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HOW A RECORDING COMPANY, A ROCK BAND AND A NOBEL LAUREATE DEVELOPED COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY |
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URETHRAL VALVES - A ‚YOUNG' DIAGNOSIS IN PAEDIATRIC UROLOGY |
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HISTORY OF DARTOS POUCH AND ANDERSON HYNES TECHNIQUE |
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THE ROSS CIRCUMCISION RING AND CIRCUMCISION BY LIGATION: A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE RING AND ITS INVENTO |
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S4: VESICOURETERAL REFLUX |
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★ PATTERNS OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE AND URINARY TRACT INFECTION RECURRENCE AMONG THE RIVUR COHORT |
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★ THE SWEDISH INFANT HIGH GRADE REFLUX TRIAL - UTI AND RENAL DAMAGE |
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★ THE SWEDISH INFANT HIGH GRADE REFLUX TRIAL - VUR RESOLUTION |
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★ THE SWEDISH INFANT HIGH GRADE REFLUX TRIAL - BLADDER FUNCTION |
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SCARRING ON INITIAL DMSA IS THE MOST SENSITIVE PREDICTOR OF BREAK-THROUGH FEBRILE UTI AND PROGRESSION TO SURGERY IN A PROSPECTIVE COHORT OF CHILDREN WITH VUR |
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COMPUTER MODEL PREDICTING BREAKTHROUGH FEBRILE UTI IN CHILDREN WITH PRIMARY VESICOURETERAL REFLUX (VUR) |
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DELAYED UPPER TRACT DRAINAGE (UTD) ON VOIDING CYSTOURETHROGRAM (VCUG) IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED RISK OF URINARY TRACT INFECTION (UTI) IN CHILDREN WITH VESICOURETERAL REFLUX (VUR) |
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TREATMENT OF URETERAL OBSTRUCTION AFTER ENDOSCOPIC INJECTION IN VESICOURETERAL REFLUX |
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DOES AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD INJECTION FOLLOWING DEXTRANOMER /HYALURONIC ACID IMPLANTATION IN TREATMENT OF VESICOURETERAL REFLUX AFFECT THE IMMEDIATE AND EARLY MICROSPHERE PARTICLE LEAKAGE? |
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DOES APPLICATION OF THE NEW ESPU/EAU GUIDELINES ON URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS IN CHILDREN INFLUENCE THE VUR DETECTION RATE? |
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SUCCESS RATES OF ENDOSCOPIC OR OPEN SURGERY ACCORDING TO RISK GROUPS IN CHILDREN WITH VUR - IS RISK GROUPING NECESSARY WHEN SURGERY IS PLANNED? |
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OUTCOME OF KIDNEY FUNCTION AND GENERAL STATUS IN CHILDREN TREATED FOR PRIMARY VESICOURETERAL REFLUX DURING INFANT OVER 15 YEARS FOLLOW-UP |
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VUR TIMING ON VCUG AS PREDICTIVE FACTOR OF VUR RESOLUTION AFTER ENDOSCOPIC INJECTION |
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CAN WE PREDICT THE RISK OF URETERAL REIMPLANTATION IN PATIENTS WITH DIAGNOSIS OF VESICOURETERAL REFLUX? |
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VOIDING CYSTOURETROGRAPHY AFTER SURGICAL TREATMENT OF VESICOURETERAL REFLUX: REWARDING OR PUNISHING? |
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EVALUATION OF MATHISEN'S TECHNIQUE FOR URETERAL REIMPLANTATION IN CHILDREN WITH PRIMARY VESICOURETERAL REFLUX |
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PIC CYSTOGRAPHY AND REDO-PIC CYSTOGRAPHY IN CHILDREN WITH RECURRENT FEBRILE URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS AND NEGATIVE VOIDING CYSTOURETHROGRAPHY |
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DO THE TYPE OF BULKING AGENTS AND INJECTION METHOD HAVE ANY INFLUENCE ON THE INCIDENCE OF URETERAL OBSTRUCTION BY ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT OF REFLUX? |
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S5: IMAGING |
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★ OPTIMIZATION OF FLUOROSCOPIC IMAGING TO REDUCE RADIATION EXPOSURE IN CHILDREN UNDERGOING ENDOUROLOGICAL INTERVENTION |
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★ VARIATION IN THE REPORTING OF PEDIATRIC VOIDING CYSTOURETHROGRAM FINDINGS |
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★ WHAT IS THE OPTIMUM CUTOFF VALUE OF THE CONTRALATERAL TESTICULAR SIZE BY ULTRASOUND (US) TO PREDICT ABSENT TESTIS IN BOYS WITH NON-PALPABLE TESTIS (NPT)? |
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ANALYSIS OF RENAL ULTRASONOGRAPHY MEASURES RELATED TO BODY HABITUS AND PRONE AND SUPINE POSITIONS |
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MODIYFING CURRENT INDICATIONS FOR IMAGING IN PEDIATRIC BLUNT RENAL TRAUMA |
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INTRAOPERATIVE MRI-GUIDED NAVIGATION OF THE PELVIC FLOOR DURING CLASSIC BLADDER EXSTROPHY AND CLOACAL EXSTROPHY CLOSURE |
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ACUTE PYELONEPHRITIS IN CHILDREN: COMPARISON OF TWO METHODS - STATIC RENAL SCINTIGRAPHY AND MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING |
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RELIABILITY OF VESICOURETERAL REFLUX GRADING AND OTHER FINDINGS ON VOIDING CYSTOURETHROGRAPHY |
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PERINEAL ULTRASOUND (PU) DETECTS URETHRAL AND VAGINAL ANOMALIES IN CAH |
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UROEPITHELIAL THICKENING IMPROVES DETECTION OF VESICOURETERAL REFLUX IN INFANTS WITH PRENATAL HYDRONEPHROSIS |
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COMPARISON OF SUPRAPUBIC PUNTCURE AND TRANSURETHRAL CATHETERIZATION FOR VCUG |
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DYNAMIC CONTRAST ENHANCED MAGNETIC REASONANCE NEPHRO-UROGRAPHY IN DETERMINATION OF SPLIT RENAL FUNCTION IN PEDIATRIC OBSTRUCTIVE UROPATHY |
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S6: RENAL TRANSPLANTATION |
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★ LONG-TERM OUTCOMES ADULT SIZE KIDNEYS IN SMALL PAEDIATRIC RENAL TRANSPLANTATION |
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RENAL TRANSPLANT IN CHILDREN WEIGHING 15 KG OR LESS: TECHNICALLY DEMANDING BUT FEASIBLE. |
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PREDICTIVE RISK FACTORS OF RENAL GRAFT LOSS IN CHILDREN UNDER 20 KG |
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SHOULD PAEDIATRIC RENAL TRANSPLANTATION BE PERFORMED BY PAEDIATRIC UROLOGISTS AND SURGEONS? |
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S7: NEPHROLOGY |
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★ SCREENING OF DISTAL RENAL TUBULAR ACIDOSIS AND GROWTH RETARDATION IN POSTERIOR URETHRAL VALVE: IS THERE A ROLE FOR BICARBONATE THERAPY IN IMPROVING GROWTH? A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED STUDY |
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★ COPY NUMBER VARIATION: A NEW PROGNOSTIC FACTOR OF RENAL FUNCTION IN BOYS WITH POSTERIOR URETHRAL VALVES? |
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★ PREDICTION OF UTI FROM URINE MICROBIOME IN CHILDREN |
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CONCEALED PENIS AFTER CIRCUMCISION DOES NOT LOWER PERIMEATAL UROPATHOGENIC COLONIZATION IN HEALTHY BOYS. SO CAN IT PREVENT FEBRILE URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS IN BOYS WITH URINARY TRACT PROBLEMS? |
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OUTPATIENT MANAGEMENT OF PEDIATRIC UTI: RESOURCE UTILIZATION AND OUTCOMES |
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SMEGMA IS A RISK FACTOR OF URINARY TRACT INFECTION: PROSPECTIVE COMPARATIVE CONTROL STUDY |
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S8: OBSTRUCTION & HYDRONEPHROSIS |
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★ ISOLATED LOW INITIAL RENAL FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH PRIMARY NON-REFLUXING MEGAURETER SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED AN INDICATION FOR EARLY SURGERY: A MULTICENTRIC STUDY |
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SUPRANORMAL RENAL FUNCTION IN CHILDREN WITH UPJO- WHAT DOES IT REALLY MEAN? |
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IS INTRAOPERATIVE INSPECTION OF THE UPJ DURING PYELOPLASTY A SUFFICIENT WAY TO DELINEATE THE UNDERLYING CAUSE OF OBSTRUCTION? |
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10 YEAR EXPERIENCE OF UP-FRONT URETERIC REIMPLANTATION FOR PRIMARY OBSTRUCTED MEGAURETER IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN |
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DOES ENDOSCOPIC DOES ENDOSCOPIC PUNCTURE OF URETEROCELE (EP) PROVIDE NOT ONLY AN INITIAL SOLUTUION, BUT ALSO A DEFINITIVE TREATMENT IN ALL CHILDREN? OVER THE 26 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. |
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ULTRASOUND MARKERS IN THE FOLLOW UP OF PYELOPLASTY |
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URETEROPELVIC JUNCTION OBSTRUCTION: IS THERE ANY BENEFIT FROM VOIDING CYSTOURETHROGRAPHY IN CHILDREN WITH NON-DILATED URETERS? |
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FROM OPERATIONS TO OBSERVATION; THE CHANGING MANAGEMENT OF URETEROCELES. |
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SIDE-TO-SIDE URETEROCYSTOTOMY: KEEPING AN "INTACT" UVJ, SIMPLIFYING THE KAEFER TECHNIQUE AS A STRATEGY TO ADDRESS OBSTRUCTED MEGAURETERS IN CHILDREN |
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PREDICTION OF FAILURE OF CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT IN ANTENATALLY DETECTED HYDRONEPHROSIS: APROSPECIVE STUDY |
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S9: STONES |
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★ PERCUTANEOUS LITHOTRIPSY (PCNL) IN TODDLERS |
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DO WE REALLY NEED A INTRAVENOUS PYELOGRAM (IVP) OR A NONCONTRAST CT SCAN FOR A SAFE PCNL IN PAEDIATRIC POPULATION? - CHALLENGING THE TRADITIONAL PROCEDURE |
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★ POSTURAL THERAPY FOR RENAL STONES IN CHILDREN: A ROLLING STONES PROCEDURE |
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★ WHAT HAPPENS TO THE ASYMPTOMATIC LOWER CALYX KIDNEY STONES SMALLER THAN 10 MM IN CHILDREN DURING WATCHFUL WAITING? |
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MINI PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY WITH HOLMIUM YAG LASER IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH HIGH VOLUME RENAL STONES |
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EXTRACORPOREAL SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY VERSUS MINI-PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY FOR RENAL STONES IN INFANTS AND PRESCHOOL CHILDREN: A COMPARATIVE STUDY |
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★ APOLIPOPROTEIN A-IV AND RENAL L-TYPE FATTY ACID BINDING PROTEIN: NOVEL BIOMARKERS OF TUBULAR INJURY IN PEDIATRIC NEPHROLITHIASIS |
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THE PREVALENCE OF URINARY STONE DISEASE IN CHILDREN OF SAMSUN AREA AND ITS RELATION WITH DIETARY HABITS |
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STONE COMPOSITION IN PEDIATRIC UROLITHIASIS: A PEDIATRIC STONE CONSORTIUM ANALYSIS |
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PERCUTANEOUS LITHOTRIPSY (PCNL) IN CHILDREN: A COMPARISON IN DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS |
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S10: ENDOUROLOGY |
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★ RETROGRADE INTRARENAL SURGERY VERSUS PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF LARGE UPPER URINARY TRACT STONES IN CHILDREN: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL |
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★ EXTRACTABLE FRAGMENT VERSUS DUSTING DURING URETEROSCOPIC LASER LITHOTRIPSY IN CHILDREN: PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZIED STUDY |
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EFFECT OF SIZE AND SITE ON OUTCOME OF MINI-PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY FOR RENAL STONES IN INFANTS AND PRESCHOOL CHILDREN: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY |
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PEDIATRIC UROLOGY RADIATION SAFETY EVALUATION (PURSE): A PROSPECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF OF PEDIATRIC RADIATION EXPOSURE DURING FLUOROSCOPY-GUIDED ENDOUROLOGIC PROCEDURES |
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PREDICTING THE NEED FOR PASSIVE URETERAL DILATION PRIOR TO URETEROSCOPIC STONE REMOVAL |
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S11: ONCOLOGY |
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★ PROGNOSTIC FACTORS IN PATIENTS WITH BLADDER/PROSTATE RHABDOMYOSARCOMA UNDERGOING RADICAL SURGERY |
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★ IS NEPHRON SPARING SURGERY JUSTIFIED IN WILMS TUMOR WITH BECKWITH-WIEDEMANN SYNDROME OR ISOLATED HEMI-HYPERTROPHY ? |
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NEPHRON-SPARING SURGERY FOR UNILATERAL UNSCREENED WILMS TUMOUR : HOW OFTEN IS IT FEASIBLE ? |
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LONG TERM RENAL FUNCTION PRESERVATION IN CHILDREN TREATED FOR BILATERAL WILMS TUMOR. |
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PEDIATRIC RENAL ANGIOMYOLIPOMAS IN TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS COMPLEX |
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ELEVEN YEAR PIONEER EXPERIENCE ON LAPAROSCOPIC NEPHRECTOMY FOR TREATMENT OF WILMS TUMOR: BRAZILIAN PIONEER EXPERIENCE IN A SINGLE INSTITUTION. |
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HOW MANY WILMS TUMORS ARE AMENABLE TO SAFE LAPAROSCOPIC TOTAL NEPHRECTOMY ? |
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S12: HYPOSPADIAS 1 |
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★ SOCIO-ECONOMIC OUTCOMES FOR ADULT MEN BORN WITH HYPOSPADIAS; A REGISTRY-BASED STUDY |
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★ ELASTOSONOGRAPHY OF THE CORPUS SPONGIOSUM IN HYPOSPADIC PENIS |
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★ RISK FACTORS FOR FISTULA FORMATION AFTER DISTAL AND MIDSHAFT TIP REPAIR: A COMPREHENSIVE TIME TO EVENT ANALYSIS OF 1267 PATIENTS |
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★ LONG-TERM FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AFTER PENOSCROTAL HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PROXIMAL TIP, ONLAY AND DUCKETT |
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★ LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP OF ADULT MEN BORN WITH HYPOSPADIAS: PSYCHOSOCIAL RESULTS |
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SEXUAL FUNCTION AND SUBJECTIVE PERCEPTION OF SEXUALITY OF MEN AFTER HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR |
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DISTAL HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR: COMPARATIVE UROFLOWMETRY, WHAT IS NORMAL? |
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VOIDING PATTERN OF ADULT PATIENTS WITH HYPOSPADIAS REPAIRED IN CHILDHOOD. |
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VALUE OF UROFLOWMETRY, URETHROSCOPY AND HIGH PRESSURE BALLOON DILATATION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF URETHROCUTANEOUS FISTULA AFTER HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR |
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NORMALIZED URINARY FLOW AT PUBERTY AFTER TIPU REPAIR OF HYPOSPADIAS IN CHILDHOOD |
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BIOMETRY OF THE HYPOSPADIC PENIS PRIOR AND AFTER TESTOSTERONE STIMULATION - A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDY |
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ROUTINE USE OF INTRAOPERATIVE FLUID LEAK TEST REDUCES THE RATE OF RECURRENT URETHROCUTANEOUS FISTULA FOLLOWING HYPOSPADIAS FISTULA REPAIR |
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UROFLOW RESULTS BEFORE AND AFTER HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR IN TOILET TRAINED BOYS |
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ANOGENITAL DISTANCE AND INDEX/RINGFINGER RATIO IN BOYS WITH HPOSPADIAS AND UNDESCENDED TESTIS - NOT SO MUCH DIFFERENCE? |
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SHORTER ANOGENITAL DISTANCE CORRELATES WITH SEVERITY OF HYPOSPADIAS IN PRE PUBERTAL BOYS |
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DOES FORESKIN RECONSTRUCTION AT TIME OF HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR INCREASE RISK OF COMPLICATION? |
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SHOULD WE CHANGE THE INDICATIONS OF HORMONAL INVESTIGATIONS FOR NEWBORN WITH HYPOSPADIAS? |
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THE USE OF A MID-URETHRAL STENT (CONTINENT) FOR HYPOSPADIAS SURGERY IN TOILET TRAINED CHILDREN |
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SURVEY OF PARENTAL AWARENESS IN FAMILIES OF CHILDREN WITH HYPOSPADIAS |
172 |
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COMPARISON BETWEEN SUBEPITHELIAL CONTINUOUS SUTURING TECHIQUE AND INVERTING CONTINUOUS SUTURING (CONNEL TECHNIQUE) IN HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR. |
173 |
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S13: DSD |
174 |
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★ FAMILY HISTORY OF GENITAL MALFORMATION IS UNDER-ESTIMATED IN CHILDREN WITH ISOLATED HYPOSPADIAS: A CLINICAL REPORT OF 105 FAMILIES. |
174 |
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★ PREDICTION OF GERM CELL CANCER OCCURRENCE IN POSTPUBERTAL INDIVIDUALS WITH ANDROGEN INSENSITIVITY BASED ON PATHOLOGICAL FINDINGS AND CANCER PREDISPOSITION SNPS |
175 |
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★ PREVIOUSLY UNDESCRIBED INTRAVAGINAL STRUCTURE CONSISTENTLY ASSOCIATED WITH LATERALITY OF DYSGENETIC TESTIS IN PATIENTS WITH DISORDERS OF SEX DEVELOPMENT |
176 |
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★ GENETIC AND CLINICAL VARIATION OF MIXED GONADAL DYSGENESIS AND THE VALIDITY OF EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL MASCULINIZATION SCORES FOR PREDICTION OF GROWTH |
177 |
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DIFFERENT PHENOTYPES IN 45,X/46,XY MOSAICISM |
178 |
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EARLY VS. LATE INTERVENTION IN PATIENTS WITH DISORDERS OF SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT (DSD) |
179 |
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LATE SURGICAL CORRECTION OF HYPOSPADIAS INCREASES THE RISK OF COMPLICATION: A 501 CONSECUTIVE PATIENTS SERIES. |
180 |
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DIGIT LENGTH IN HYPOSPADIAS AND UNDESCENDED TESTES |
181 |
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ANATOMIC MEASUREMENTS OF PEDIATRIC ANTERIOR FEMALE GENITALIA |
182 |
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A NOVEL SURGICAL TECHNIQUE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF TRANSVERSE VAGINAL SEPTUM USING BALLOON DILATION |
183 |
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LONG TERM FOLLOW UP OF FEMALE PATIENTS WITH CONGENITAL ADRENAL HYPERPLASIA |
184 |
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S14: HYPOSPADIAS 2 |
185 |
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★ PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF A COHORT OF HYPOSPADIAS IN PICARDY REGION (FRANCE): INCIDENCE AND ANALYSIS OF SYSTEMATIC HORMONAL EXPLORATIONS, RISK FACTORS AND IMPACT ON THE SEVERITY |
185 |
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★ THE APPLICATION OF TOPICAL EXTRACT OF ALLIUM CEPAE, ALLANTOIN AND HEPARIN GEL IMPROVES THE GRAFT SITE IN BRACKA'S METHOD OF PROXIMAL HYPOSPADIAS |
186 |
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★ THE DUTCH HYPOSPADIAS STUDY: COMPLICATIONS AND PROGNOSTIC FACTORS AFTER DISTAL- AND MID-TYPE HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR. |
187 |
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CAN SEPARATION OF THE SCROTAL SAC PREDICT THE NEED FOR URETHRAL PLATE TRANSECTION IN PROXIMAL HYPOSPADIAS? |
188 |
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USE OF A NOVEL DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY BASED SMARTPHONE APP (MEDMEASURE!) TO MAKE PENILE LENGTH MEASUREMENTS BOTH DURING AND AFTER PENILE RECONTRUCTION SURGERY: A VALIDATION STUDY |
189 |
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IS GLANS PENIS WIDTH PREDICTIVE OF COMPLICATIONS AFTER HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR? |
190 |
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2-STAGE GRAFT REPAIR FOR PROXIMAL HYPOSPADIAS WITH >30 VENTRAL CURVATURE: MODIFICATION TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES |
191 |
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EXPERIENCE WITH THE USE OF ACELLULAR MATRICES (ACMS) IN COMPLEX URETHROPLASTY. |
192 |
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VENTRAL BUCCAL MUCOSA GRAFTING FOR SIMOULTANEOUS CURVATURE REPAIR AND URETHROPLASTY IN THE TREATMENT OF PROXIMAL HYPOSPADIAS: A NOVEL TECHNIQUE |
193 |
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FORESKIN RECONSTRUCTION VERSUS CIRCUMCISION IN DISTAL HYPOSPADIAS |
194 |
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PATIENT RACE DOES NOT IMPACT THE INCIDENCE OF HYPOSPADIAS COMPLICATIONS IN PATIENTS STANDARDIZED BY GLANS-URETHAL MEATUS-SHAFT (GUMS) SCORE |
196 |
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INCIDENCE OF HYPOSPADIAS: SPATIAL ANALYSIS BY CLUSTER DETECTION. |
197 |
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THE SIGHT QUESTIONNAIRE - ACCESSING SATISFACTION IN GENITAL HYPOSPADIA REPAIRS |
198 |
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IS TUNICA VAGINALIS FLAP BETTER THAN DARTOS FLAP AS SECOND LAYER FOR TUBULARIZED INCISED PLATE URETHROPLASTY? |
199 |
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CAUDAL BLOCK VS DORSAL PENILE BLOCK IN HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR: COMPARISON OF COMPLICATION RATES |
200 |
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A COMPARISON OF THE FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AFTER HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR IRRESPECTIVE OF COMPLEXITY. |
201 |
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EXPRESSION OF SEX HORMONE RECEPTORS (ANDROGEN, ESTROGEN, PROGESTERONE) IN UROGENITAL TRACK OF THE CHILDREN: TARGET HYPOSPADIAS |
202 |
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ANALYSIS OF PREOPERATIVE ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY IN STENTED, DISTAL HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR |
203 |
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S15: MISCELLANEOUS |
204 |
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★ QUALITY ASSURANCE PRACTICE FOR THE PLASTIBELL MALE NON-THERAPEUTIC CIRCUMCISION IN INFANT UNDER 6 MONTHS IMPROVES THE OUTCOME AT COMMUNITY CIRCUMCISION CLINIC |
204 |
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★ CHECKLIST ASSESSMENT TOOL TO ASSESS SUITABILITY AND SUCCESS OF NEWBORN CLAMP CIRCUMCISION - A PROSPECTIVE STUDY |
205 |
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UROLOGICAL ANOMALIES, RECONSTRUCTION & CHALLLENGES ENCOUNTERED IN CONJOINED TWINS SEPERATION. |
206 |
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VOIDING OUTCOME OF POSTERIOR URETHROPLASTY IN BOYS |
207 |
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★ PEDIATRIC SUB-SPECIALIZATION AND INPATIENT COMPLICATION RATES FOR PEDIATRIC UROLOGY PROCEDURES |
208 |
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CIRCUMCISION WITH A NOVEL DISPOSABLE RING - CIRCUMPLAST®. DOES THIS NEW DESIGN PREVENT RING MIGRATION AND GLANS PENIS INCARCERATION? |
209 |
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR QUALITY IMPROVEMENT AND OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN PEDIATRIC UROLOGY |
210 |
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THE INCIDENCE OF INCARCERATED INGUINAL HERNIA IN CHILDREN AND ITS ASSOCIATED RISK FACTORS: A NATION-WIDE LONGITUDINAL POPULATION-BASED STUDY |
211 |
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CLINICAL COMPARISON OF DRESSING CHLORHEXIDINE PARAFFIN GAUZE WITH CONVENTIONAL ANTIBACTERIAL DRESSING MATERIAL IN PEDIATRIC CIRCUMCISION YOUNGER THAN 2 YEARS OLD |
212 |
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THE COMPARISON OF POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS OF PARTIAL AND TOTAL CIRCUMCISION IN CHILDREN |
213 |
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THE COLOGNE COURT DECISION ON CIRCUMCISION RATES IN GERMAN SPEAKING EUROPE |
214 |
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NON-RADICAL CIRCUMCISION IN CHILDREN. A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE |
215 |
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THE CLAVIEN-DINDO CLASSIFICATION OF SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS IS NOT A STATISTICALLY REPRODUCIBLE WAY TO GRADE MORBIDITY IN PEDIATRIC UROLOGY |
216 |
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S16: ADOLESCENT UROLOGY |
217 |
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BARRIERS TO TRANSITION IN ADULT PATIENTS WITH NEUROGENIC BLADDER |
217 |
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★ A CASE OF BASE RATE BIAS, OR ARE TEENAGERS REALLY AT A HIGHER RISK OF DEVELOPING COMPLICATIONS AFTER CATHETERIZABLE URINARY CHANNEL SURGERY? |
219 |
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★ CHANGES OF BLADDER FUNCTION DURING PUBERTY IN PATIENTS WITH SPINAL DYRAPHISM |
220 |
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URINARY FLOW RATES AFTER HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR INCREASE DURING PUBERTY |
221 |
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S17: TESTIS 1 |
222 |
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★ PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF HISTOLOGICAL AND ENDOCRINE PARAMETERS OF GONADAL FUNCTION IN BOYS WITH CRYPTORCHIDISM |
222 |
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★ IS "COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY OF CONTRALATERAL TESTIS" IN CRYPTORCHIDISM INFLUENCED BY "MINI-PUBERTY"? : A PROSPECTIVE STUDY |
223 |
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★ SUPERB MICROVASCULAR IMAGING FOR THE DETECTION OF PARENCHYMAL PERFUSION IN UNDESCENDED TESTES IN YOUNG CHILDREN |
224 |
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STANDARDIZED PROCESS TO IMPROVE PATIENT FLOW FROM THE EMERGENCY ROOM (ER) TO THE OPERATING ROOM (OR) FOR PEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH TESTICULAR TORSION |
225 |
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ACQUIRED CRYPTORCHIDISM - MORE HARN THAN THOUGHT? |
226 |
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TESTICULAR PROSTHESES: IS EARLIER BETTER? |
227 |
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PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF ASSUMED PREDICTORS OF ATROPHY AFTER TESTIS TORSION |
228 |
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NON PALPABLE TESTIS: CONTROVERSIAL AUA GUIDELINES |
229 |
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S18: TESTIS 2 |
230 |
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PATHWAY ANALYSIS SUPPORTS ASSOCIATION OF NONSYNDROMIC CRYPTORCHIDISM WITH GENETIC LOCI LINKED TO CYTOSKELETON-DEPENDENT FUNCTIONS |
230 |
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TESTICULAR ATROPHY AND CATCH-UP GROWTH RATES FOLLOWING PAEDIATRIC PRIMARY ORCHIDOPEXY: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY |
231 |
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TESTICULAR VOLUME DYNAMICS AFTER BIANCHI AND SHOEMAKER ORCHIOPEXY |
232 |
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IS THERE A DIFFERENCE IN OUTCOMES BETWEEN STAGED FOWLER-STEPHENS AND SINGLE STAGED LAPAROSCOPIC ORCHIOPEXY FOR INTRA-ABDOMINAL TESTES? |
233 |
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INTERMITTENT TESTICULAR PAIN: SURGICAL FINDINGS AND FOLLOW-UP |
234 |
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THE ROLE OF ELASTOSONOGRAPHY IN THE EVALUATION OF TESTIS FOR PEDIATRIC VARICOCELE |
235 |
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THE NATURAL HISTORY OF SEMEN PARAMETERS IN UNTREATED VARICOCELE PATIENTS |
236 |
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'STRAIGHT TO THE OPERATING ROOM' TRANSFER FOR TESTICULAR TORSION DIAGNOSED AT OUTSIDE FACILITIES: BYPASS THE EMERGENCY ROOM TO SAVE TESTES |
237 |
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FEASIBILITY OF LAPAROSCOPIC ORCHIOPEXY FOR INTRACANALICULAR TESTES IN COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SURGICAL OUTCOME WITH OPEN TRANSINGUINAL ORCHIOPEXY |
238 |
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DOES VARICOCELECTOMY IMPROVE ADOLESCENT SEMEN PARAMETERS? |
239 |
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S19: PRENATAL UROLOGY |
240 |
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★ THE URINARY IP-10, MCP-1, NGAL, CYSTATIN-C AND KIM-1 LEVELS IN PRENATALLY DIAGNOSED UNILATERAL HYDRONEPHROSIS: THE SEARCH FOR AN IDEAL BIOMARKER |
240 |
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★ SIX OF ONE, HALF A DOZEN OF THE OTHER: A MEASURE OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY INTER/INTRA-RATER RELIABILITY OF SFU AND UTD GRADING SYSTEMS FOR HYDRONEPHROSIS |
241 |
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★ URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS IN CHILDREN WITH PRENATAL HYDRONEPHROSIS: AN ASSESSMENT FROM THE SOCIETY FOR FETAL UROLOGY HYDRONEPHROSIS REGISTRY |
242 |
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★ SFU VERSUS UTD GRADING SYSTEMS FOR PRENATAL HYDRONEPHROSIS: A TIME TO RESOLUTION ANALYSIS |
243 |
|
INTERRATER RELIABILITY OF FETAL SONOGRAPHY VS MRI |
244 |
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WHEN TO INTERVENT AND WHEN NOT TO INTERVENT A MALE FETUS WITH SEVERE PROGRESSIVE MEGACYST: AN ONGOING CHALLENGE |
245 |
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ASSOCIATION OF FETAL MRI FINDINGS WITH ELECTROLYTE ABNORMALITIES AND OUTCOMES IN SUSPECTED BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION |
246 |
|
S20: LAPAROSCOPY / ROBOTICS 1 |
247 |
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★ ROBOT-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC URETERONEOCYSTOSTOMY CARRIES HIGHER RISK OF SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS THAN OPEN REIMPLANT: A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF 6,090 CASES FROM 44 CHILDREN'S HOSPITALS |
247 |
|
★ COMPARATIVE OUTCOMES & COMPLICATIONS OF ROBOTIC VS OPEN CYSTOPLASTY |
248 |
|
SELECTIVE ARTERIAL MAPPING USING NEAR INFRARED FLUORESCENCE IMAGING IN PEDIATRIC ROBOT-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC HEMINEPHRECTOMY |
249 |
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PERI-OPERATIVE AND SHORT TERM OUTCOMES OF ROBOTIC VERUS OPEN BLADDER NECK PROCEDURES IN PATIENTS WITH NEUROGENIC INCONTINENCE |
250 |
|
ROBOTIC SURGERY START-UP WITH A FELLOW AS THE CONSOLE SURGEON |
251 |
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COMPARISON OF AIRWAY METHODS AND ANESTHESIA REGIMES IN PEDIATRIC LAPAROSCOPIC INGUINAL HERNIA SURGERY SURGERY |
252 |
|
OPEN VERSUS MINIMALLY-INVASIVE URETERONEOCYSTOSTOMY: A NATIONAL POPULATION-LEVEL DATABASE ANALYSIS |
253 |
|
PERCUTANEOUS INTERNAL RING SUTURING IS A SAFE AND EFFECTIVE METHOD FOR TREATMENT OF PEDIATRIC INGUINAL HERNIA |
254 |
|
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PEDIATRIC OPEN PYELOPLASTY, LAPAROSCOPY-ASSISTED EXTRACORPOREAL PYELOPLASTY AND ROBOT-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC PYELOPLASTY |
255 |
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LAPAROSCOPIC CRYOABLATION OF ANGIOMYOLIPOMAS IN ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS: A REPORT OF 4 CASES ASSOCIATED WITH TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS AND 1 CASE OF SPORADIC ORIGIN. |
256 |
|
WHICH IS THE APPROPIATE PNEUMOPERITONEUM PRESSURE IN PAEDIATRIC POPULATION UNDERGOING LAPAROSCOPIC RENAL SURGERY? |
257 |
|
COMPARISON OF COST AND COMPLICATIONS IN OPEN VERSUS ROBOTIC URETERAL REIMPLANTATION IN AMERICAN CHILDREN'S HOSPITALS |
258 |
|
S21: LUT DYSFUNCTION |
259 |
|
★ COMPARISON OF THREE SYMPTOM SCORING SYSTEMS IN EVALUATION OF LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION (LUTD) IN CHILDREN |
259 |
|
A NEW SCORRING SYSTEM TO DETERMINE THE SEVERITY AND THERAPEUTIC SUCCESS OF BLADDER BOWEL DYSFUNCTION IN CHILDREN |
260 |
|
★ SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE OUTCOMES OF SACRAL NEUROMODULATION IN CHILDREN WITH REFRACTORY LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION AND ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER |
261 |
|
★ ACCEPTABILTY AND EFFICACY OF POSTERIOR TIBIAL NERVE STIMULATION IN PAEDIATRIC OVERACTIVE BLADDER: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY |
262 |
|
★ THE EFFICACY OF BIOFEEDBACK THERAPY ON HYDRONEPHROSIS SECONDARY TO DYSFUNCTIONAL VOIDING IN CHILDREN |
263 |
|
THREE MONTHS OF ADEQUATE FLUID INTAKE RESULTS IN THE SAME INCREASE OF BLADDER CAPACITY AS THREE MONTHS OF ANTIMUSCARINIC THERAPY. |
264 |
|
COMBINED LOW DOSED ANTIMUSCARINICS FOR REFRACTORY DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY IN CHILDREN |
265 |
|
OPEN AND LAPAROSCOPIC BLADDER NECK SUSPENSION IN CHILDREN WITH REFRACTORY URINARY INCONTINENCE BASED ON BLADDER NECK INSUFFICIENCY |
266 |
|
IMPACT OF INITIATING A PRACTICE WIDE LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION PROGRAM |
267 |
|
200 I/U OF BOTULINUM TOXIN IS EFFECTIVE IN THE TREATMENT OF NON-NEUROGENIC BLADDER OVERACTIVITY(OAB) |
268 |
|
PAEDIATRIC SACRAL NERVE STIMULATION; THE SOUTHAMPTON EXPERIENCE. |
269 |
|
S22: NEUROPATHIC BLADDER |
270 |
|
★ CAN 4-HOUR VOIDING OBSERVATION DETECT NEUROGENIC BLADDER DYSFUNCTION IN NEONATES WITH ANORECTAL MALFORMATION ? |
270 |
|
★ THE VALUE OF URINARY NGF, TGF BETA-1,TIMP-2 LEVELS ON BOTULINUM TOXIN TYPE A TREATMENT FOR NEUROGENIC DETRUSSOR OVERACTIVITY IN CHILDREN WITH MYELODYSPLASIA |
271 |
|
★ CYSTATIN C CALCULATED GFR- A MARKER OF EARLY RENAL DYSFUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH NEUROPATHIC BLADDER |
272 |
|
DOES ENDOSCOPY OF DIFFICULT TO CATHETERIZE CHANNELS SUBSEQUENTLY LEAD TO FORMAL OPEN REVISION? |
273 |
|
FIVE YEARS FOLLOW-UP OF INTRAVESICAL ELECTROMOTIVE BOTULINUM TOXIN TYPE A ADMINISTRATION FOR MANAGEMENT OF NEUROPATHIC DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY IN CHILDREN |
274 |
|
LONG TERM OUTCOMES OF BLADDER NECK RECONSTRUCTION WITHOUT BLADDER AUGMENTATION FOR NEUROGENIC INCONTINENCE |
275 |
|
★ USE OF A DIURNAL INDWELLING CATHETER TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR PATIENTS WITH SPINAL CORD DISORDERS |
276 |
|
SEXUAL FUNCTION IN YOUNG MEN WITH SPINA BIFIDA AND QUALITY OF LIFE |
277 |
|
AMBULATORY STATUS IS ASSOCIATED WITH LOWER URINARY TRACT OUTCOMES IN CHILDREN WITH OPEN SPINAL DYSRAPHISM |
278 |
|
MULTIDISCIPLINARY CARE IS A PROTECTIVE FACTOR AGAINST UNCERTAINTY IN PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH SPINA BIFIDA |
279 |
|
URODYNAMIC PREDICTORS OF ADVERSE OUTCOMES AFTER BLADDER NECK RECONSTRUCTION WITHOUT AUGMENTATION CYSTOPLASTY |
280 |
|
ENDOSCOPIC BOTULINUM TOXIN INJECTION FOR NEUROPATHIC BLADDER DYSFUNCTION: IS INTRA-DETRUSOR DELIVERY TRULY HAPPENING? |
281 |
|
PREVALENCE OF NEURAL TUBE DEFECTS CORRELATES WITH ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE TO AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDES AND PESTICIDES |
282 |
|
LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP OF CONTINENT CATHETERIZABLE CHANNELS IN CHILDREN, A COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES |
283 |
|
INTRAVESICAL ABOBOTULINUMTOXINA IMPROVES URODYNAMIC PARAMETERS IN CHILDREN WITH NEUROPATHIC BLADDER |
284 |
|
HIGHLY ELEVATED CYSTATIN C GFR IN PEDIATRIC MYELOMENINGOCELE PATIENTS: DOES IT INDICATE NEPHROPATHY? |
285 |
|
FETAL MYELOMENINGOCELE REPAIR: THREE YEARS OF ACTIVE UROLOGICAL FOLLOW UP. CAN WE PREDICT BLADDER FUNCTION? |
286 |
|
WILL I HAVE NORMAL ERECTIONS? HYDROCEPHALUS, MOBILITY AND ERECTION QUALITY IN MEN WITH SPINA BIFIDA. |
287 |
|
HOW MUCH, NOT HOW OFTEN: PREDICTORS OF BOTHER WITH URINARY INCONTINENCE AND ITS IMPACT ON QUALITY OF LIFE IN OVER 500 ADULTS WITH SPINA BIFIDA. |
288 |
|
PREVALENCE OF PATIENT-REPORTED LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS AND BOTHER IN MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY |
289 |
|
TEN YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WITH INTRAVESICAL AND INTRASPINCTERIC BOTULINUM TYPE-A TOXIN IN CHILDREN |
290 |
|
S23: AUGMENTATION / DIVERSION |
291 |
|
★ PATIENTS WHO BECOME OBESE FOLLOWING CONTINENT CATHETERIZABLE URINARY CHANNEL PLACEMENT ARE NOT AT INCREASED RISK FOR SUBFASCIAL REVISION |
291 |
|
RISK ANALYSIS OF THE PROGNOSTIC FACTORS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF STOMAL STENOSIS WITH THE MACE PROCEDURE |
292 |
|
★ ENTEROCYSTOPLASTY: THE LONG TERM EFFECTS ON BONE MINERAL DENSITY |
293 |
|
LONG-TERM OUTCOME AFTER URINARY DIVERSION USING THE ILEOCECAL SEGMENT IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS - THE EFFERENT SEGMENT |
294 |
|
ANALYSIS OF AUGMENTATION CYSTOPLASTY COMPLICATION RATES USING CLAVIEN-DINDO GRADING SYSTEM |
295 |
|
LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP OF COMPOSITE BLADDER AUGMENTATION INCORPORATING SOMTACH IN A MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL COHORT OF PATIENTS WITH CLOACAL EXSTROPHY |
296 |
|
PERIOPERATIVE RISK FACTORS PREDICTING COMPLICATIONS RATES OF AUGMENTATION CYSTOPLASTY USING THE MODIFIED CLAVIEN CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM IN PEDIATRIC POPULATION |
297 |
|
LIVING WITH AN AUGMENTED BLADDER: THE EXPERIENCES OF YOUNG PEOPLE FOLLOWING THEIR SURGERY. |
298 |
|
S24: NOCTURNAL ENURESIS |
299 |
|
★ PATIENTS WITH NOCTURNAL ENURESIS MAY HAVE BALANCE DISORDERS |
299 |
|
NOCTURNAL ENURESIS BY AGE GROUP - CHARACTERISTICS AND RESPONSE TO TREATMENT |
300 |
|
HIGH SHORT-TERM EFFECTIVENESS OF MODULATED DRY BED TRAINING IN ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH TREATMENT-RESISTANT ENURESIS |
301 |
|
★ SHOULD ENURETIC CHILDREN WITH ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (ADHD) BE TREATED DIFFERENTLY? |
302 |
|
POSTURE AND MOBILITY CHANGES IN PATIENTS WITH NOCTURNAL ENURESIS |
303 |
|
TREATMENT REFRACTORINESS OF PRIMARY NONMONOSYMPTOMATIC ENURESIS IS ASSOICATED WITH SPINA BIFIDA OCCULTA AND RECTAL STOOL IMPACTION |
304 |
|
S25: VIDEO SESSION 1 |
305 |
|
★ THE MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL BLADDER EXSTROPHY CONSORTIUM: TECHNICAL STANDARDIZATION OF COMPLETE PRIMARY REPAIR OF EXSTROPHY IN THE BOY |
305 |
|
★ THE STEP-BY-STEP TECHNIQUE OF RADICAL SOFT TISSUE MOBILISATION (KELLY PROCEDURE) IN MALE BLADDER EXSTROPHY |
306 |
|
★ A NOVEL PERINEAL SLING TECHNIQUE USING ANTERIOR TIBIALIS TENDON ALLOGRAFT AND ORTHOPEDIC ISCHIAL BONE ANCHORS |
307 |
|
★ SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF COMPLETE PENILE DUPLICATION: CASE REPORT |
308 |
|
★ PENILE PROSTHESIS IMPLANTATION IN A PATIENT WITH CONGENITAL APHALIA TREATED BY DE CASTRO TECHNIQUE TEN YEARS AGO. IS IT FEASIBLE? |
309 |
|
S26: EXSTROPHY-EPISPADIAS COMPLEX |
310 |
|
★ LONG-TERM CONTINENCE OUTCOMES IN CLASSIC BLADDER EXSTROPHY |
310 |
|
★ THE MEDIUM TERM CONTINENCE OUTCOMES OF THE KELLY PROCEDURE FOR BLADDER EXSTROPHY REPAIR |
311 |
|
★ A CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF CONTINENCE IN BLADDER EXSTROPHY: LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF THE COMPLETE PRIMARY REPAIR |
312 |
|
SEXUAL FUNCTION AND FERTILITY OF WOMEN WITH BLADDER EXSTROPHY AFTER URINARY DIVERSION |
313 |
|
THE PATIENT REPORTED IMPACT OF PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE ON CONTINENCE AND SEXUAL FUNCTION IN WOMEN WITH EXSTROPHY-EPISPADIAS COMPLEX |
314 |
|
★ A NATIONWIDE REGISTER STUDY ON MATERNAL AND FOETAL FACTORS IN BLADDER EXSTROPHY |
315 |
|
★ PREOPERATIVE CARE OF POLYPOID EXPOSED MUCOSAL TEMPLATE IN BLADDER EXSTROPHY: THE ROLE OF HIGH-BARRIER PLASTIC WRAPS IN REDUCING INFLAMMATION AND POLYP SIZE |
316 |
|
BLADDER POLYPOSIS IN THE SETTING OF BLADDER EXSTROPHY-EPISPADIAS COMPLEX (EEC) |
317 |
|
★ A NOVEL METHOD FOR EARLY DETECTION OF DEEP WOUND INFECTION/DEHISCENCE IN BLADDER EXSTROPHY: POSTOPERATIVE SERIAL NON-CONTACT INFRARED TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT OF SURGICAL WOUND |
318 |
|
IMPACT OF CONCOMITTANT INGUINAL HERNIA REPAIR AT THE TIME OF INITIAL EXSTROPHY REPAIR |
319 |
|
STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE IN BLADDER EXSTROPHY CARE: WHAT DOES IT COST TO COLLABORATE? |
320 |
|
SHORT-TERM OUTCOMES OF THE MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL BLADDER EXSTROPHY CONSORTIUM: SUCCESSES AND COMPLICATIONS IN THE FIRST TWO YEARS OF COLLABORATION |
321 |
|
RADICAL SOFT TISSUE MOBILISATION AND EXTENSIVE TOTAL PENILE CORPORAL DISSECTION FOR THE REPAIREMENT OF THE BLADDER EXTROPHY AND EPISPADIAS |
322 |
|
COMBINING ROUTINE DELAYED, STAGED CLOSURE WITH PELVIC OSTEOTOMIES AND EXTERNAL PELVIC FIXATION IS A SUCCESSFUL STRATEGY IN THE TREATMENT OF BLADDER EXSTROPY |
323 |
|
CONGENITAL RENAL ANOMALIES IN CLOACAL EXSTROPHY: IS THERE A DIFFERENCE? |
324 |
|
PERIOPERATIVE TRANSFUSION RISK IN CLASSIC BLADDER EXSTROPHY CLOSURE: RESULTS FROM A NATIONAL DATABASE REVIEW |
325 |
|
THE EFFECT OF TIMING OF COMPLETE PRIMARY REPAIR OF BLADDER EXSTROPHY ON THE NEED FOR INGUINAL HERNIA REPAIR |
326 |
|
QUALITY OF LIFE IN BLADDER EXSTROPHY-EPISPADIAS IN FEMALE PATIENTS |
327 |
|
DELAYED VERSUS EARLY EXSTROPHY CLOSURE - ANALYSIS OF COMPLICATIONS RATE |
328 |
|
SEXUAL FUNCTION IN FEMALES WITH EXSTROPHY-EPISPADIAS COMPLEX - A SURVEY OF THE GERMAN CURE-NET |
329 |
|
S27: LOWER URINARY TRACT |
330 |
|
★ RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL OF LIDOCANE ANALGESIA FOR TRANSURETHRAL BLADDER CATHETERIZATION IN YOUNG CHILDREN |
330 |
|
★ THE EFFECT OF URODYNAMICS CATHETER ON UROFLOW AND VOIDING PATTERNS IN CHILDREN |
331 |
|
WHAT IS THE RISK OF URINE CONTAMINATION FOR NON-TOILET-TRAINED AND UNCIRCUMCISED BOYS? |
332 |
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THE USE OF ANTICHOLINERGIC MEDICATION IN BOYS WITH POSTERIOR URETHRAL VALVES |
333 |
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★ SECONDARY BLADDER NECK OBSTRUCTION (2 BNO) IN BOYS WITH A HISTORY OF POSTERIOR URETHRAL VALVES - REVISITED |
334 |
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PRESSURE AT PRESENTING VOLUME (PPV) TO EVALUATE THE VALIDITY OF URODYNAMIC TESTING |
335 |
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POSTVOIDAL RESIDUAL URINE IS THE SINGLE PROGNOSTIC FACTOR TO PREDICT THE TREATMENT OUTCOME IN CHILDREN WITH LOWER URINARY TRACT DYSFUNCTION |
336 |
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EVALUATION OF SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE IMPROVEMENT AFTER MEATOTOMY- LONG TERM FOLLOW UP |
337 |
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IS IT NECESSARY TO REPEAT THE UROFLOWMETRY IN CHILDREN? |
338 |
|
POSTERIOR URETHRAL VALVES: IS VESICOURETERAL REFLUX A RISK FACTOR FOR PROGRESSION TO RENAL FAILURE? |
339 |
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EVALUATING THE METHODS FOR POSTVOIDING RESIDUAL VOLUME ASSESSMENT AND FACTORS THAT CAN INTERFERE WITH THE RESULTS |
340 |
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SINGLE-STAGE URETHROPLASTY WITH BUCCAL MUCOSAL INLAY GRAFT FOR STRICTURE DUE TO BALANITIS XEROTICA OBLITERANS IN BOYS |
341 |
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IN WHAT AGE CHILDREN TREATED FOR POSTERIOR URETHRAL VALVES BECOME CONTINENT? |
342 |
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S28: LAPAROSCOPY / ROBOTICS 2 |
343 |
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★ PYELOPLASTY IN ROBOTIC SURGERY (PIRS): VALIDATION OF A NOVEL SURGICAL TRAINING MODEL |
343 |
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★ LAPAROSCOPIC PYELOPLASTY: IMPACT OF 3D VISION LAPAROSCOPY AND ARTICULATING SHEARS |
344 |
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★ PEDIATRIC LAPAROSCOPIC PYELOPLASTY: OUTCOME ANALYSIS OF INFANTS VERSUS OLDER CHILDREN |
345 |
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GLOBAL MINIMALLY INVASIVE PYELOPLASTY STUDY IN CHILDREN: RESULTS FROM THE PEDIATRIC UROLOGY EXPERT GROUP OF THE EAU YOUNG ACADEMIC UROLOGISTS WORKING PARTY |
346 |
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VALIDATED COST COMPARISON OF OPEN VERSUS ROBOTIC PEDIATRIC PYELOPLASTY IN AMERICAN CHILDREN'S HOSPITALS |
347 |
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RETROPERITONEAL LAPAROSCOPIC PYELOPLASTY IN CHILDREN: OUTCOME IN THE FIRST 4 YEARS AFTER COMPLETING A PEDIATRIC UROLOGY FELLOWSHIP |
348 |
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LAPAROSCOPIC TRANSPOSITION OF LOWER-POLE CROSSING VESSELS : A LONG TERM FOLLOW-UP OF 33 PATIENTS AT PUBERTY |
349 |
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A COMAPARATIVE COST ANALYSIS OF ROBOTIC-ASSISTED SURGERY(RS) VERSUS LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY (LS) AND OPEN SURGEY (OS) IN A PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL |
350 |
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LAPAROSCOPIC EXTRAVESICAL URETERAL RE-IMPLANTATION: REFINEMENT OF THE TECHNIQUE |
351 |
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ROBOTIC-ASSISTED PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY IN DUPLICATED COLLECTING SYSTEM FOR CHILDREN BELOW THAN 15 KG. |
352 |
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A NON-NARCOTIC BASED POSTOPERATIVE CLINICAL CARE PATHWAY IS A VIABLE POSTOPERATIVE TREATMENT ALGORITHM FOLLOWING PEDIATRIC ROBOTIC ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC PYELOPLASTY |
353 |
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OPEN VERSUS ROBOTIC-ASSISTED URETERAL REIMPLANTATION: COMPARING CLINICAL AND FINANCIAL OUTCOMES |
354 |
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SURGEON PERFORMED ULTRASOUND FOR STENT POSITION IN LAPAROSCOPIC PYELOPLASTY |
355 |
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VESICOSCOPIC CROSS-TRIGONAL URETERAL REIMPLANTATION FOR PRIMARY REFLUX |
356 |
|
S29: VIDEO SESSION 2 |
357 |
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★ ROBOT-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC BLADDER AUGMENTATION IN THE PEDIATRIC PATIENT |
357 |
|
★ LAPAROSCOPIC LYMPHO-RENAL DISCONNECTION FOR IDIOPATHIC UNILATERAL SPONTANEOUS CHYLURIA |
358 |
|
★ LAPAROSCOPIC DISMEMBERED FLAP PYELOPLASTY IN CHILDREN |
359 |
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★ ADOLESCENT HINMAN'S SYNDROME : A ROBOTIC CHALLENGE |
360 |
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★ DERMAL PATCH GRAFT CORRECTION OF SEVERE CHORDEE WITHOUT URETHRAL DIVISION IN BOYS WITHOUT HYPOSPADIAS |
361 |
|
VR: VIDEO ROOM |
362 |
|
ROBOTIC PROSTATECTOMY IN A CHILD OF 7 YEARS: A CASE REPORT |
362 |
|
SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF RECURRENT UPJ OBSTRUCTION WITH ROBOTIC-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC NEPHROPEXY |
363 |
|
ROBOTIC TRANSMESENTRIC RETEROCAVAL URETERAL RECONSTUCTION |
364 |
|
LAPAROSCOPIC SINGLE SITE NEPHRECTOMY IN INFANT WITH SYMPTOMATIC MULTICYSTIC DYSPLASTIC KIDNEY. |
365 |
|
LAPAROSCOPIC URETEROCALICOSTOMY FOR URETEROPELVIC JUNCTION OBSTRUCTION IN A CHILD |
366 |
|
LAPAROSCOPIC-ASSISTED URETEROURETEROSTOMY FOR ECTOPIC URETER IN CHILDREN |
367 |
|
SPLENOGONADAL FUSION IN AN 18-MONTH-OLD BOY |
368 |
|
ABDOMINOPLASTY IN PRUNE BELLY SYNDROME (PBS) |
369 |
|
THE LAPAROSCOPIC NEUROBLASTOMA EXCISION |
370 |
|
BLADDER NECK RECONSTRUCTION FOR INCONTINENT EPISPADIAS: MITCHELL TECHNIQUE WITH DETRUSOR MUSCLE WRAP |
371 |
|
FEMINIZING GENITOPLASTY USING THE UROGENITAL SINUS MOBILIZATION TECHNIQUE WITH NO CLITOROPLASTY |
372 |
|
LAPAROSCOPIC EXCISON OF JUXTAGLOMERULAR CELL TUMOUR |
373 |
|
LAPAROSCOPIC NEPHRON SPARING APPROACH FOR A RENAL MASS |
374 |
|
DIAGNOSTIC WORKUP AND LAPAROSCOPIC CORRECTION OF AN ECTOPIC URETER |
375 |
|
RECURRENCE AFTER PARTIAL ADRENALECTOMY IN A CHILD WITH METACHRONIC BILATERAL PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA - LAPAROSCOPIC APPROACH |
376 |
|
PEDIATRIC ROBOT-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC UPPER POLE PYELOPLASTY AFTER URETEROURETEROSTOMY |
377 |
|
POSTERIOR APPROACH TO THE PROCESSUS VAGINALIS IN ORCHIDOPEXY |
378 |
|
ROBOTIC ASSISTED REMOVAL OF SYMPTOMATIC URETERAL STUMP, ECTOPIC INTO SEMINAL DUCTS |
379 |
|
ROBOTIC-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC EXCISION OF MULTIFOCAL URETERAL AND RENAL PELVIS POLYPS |
380 |
|
USE OF THE VENOUS COUPLER FOR INTERNAL SPERMATIC TO INFERIOR EPIGASTRIC SHUNT WITH NUTCRACKER SYNDROME |
381 |
|
LAPAROSCOPIC TRANSCUTANEOUS EXTRAPERITONEAL REPAIR OF HYDROCELE IN CHILDREN BY USING J SHAPED BENDED SPINAL NEEDLE |
382 |
|
NEOPHALLOPLASTY BY CONGENITAL APHALIA USING TWO TRANSVERSE SKIN-FLAPS: AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH |
383 |
|
LAPAROSCOPIC RETROPERITONEAL APPROACH FOR RETROCAVAL URETER IN CHILDREN |
384 |
|
ROBOTIC URETERO-URETEROSTOMY: A BETTER SOLUTION FOR UPPER POLE OBSTRUCTION |
385 |
|
ROBOT-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC LOWER POLE PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY IN THE PEDIATRIC POPULATION |
386 |
|
TRANSURETHRAL INCISION OF ANTERIOR URETHRAL DIVERTICULUM (SYRINGOCELE) |
387 |
|
THE MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL BLADDER EXSTROPHY CONSORTIUM: TECHNICAL STANDARDIZATION OF COMPLETE PRIMARY REPAIR OF EXSTROPHY IN THE GIRL |
388 |
|
GUBERNACULAR SPARING LAPAROSCOPIC ORCHIDOPEXY FOR INTRA-ABDOMINAL TESTICLE |
389 |
|
PEDIATRIC ROBOTIC-ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC URETEROCALICOSTOMY: TIPS AND TRICKS |
390 |
|
SINGLE INCISION PRONE RETRO-PERITONEOSCOPIC PAEDIATRIC NEPHRECTOMY |
391 |
|
ROBOTIC-ASSISTED PARTIAL CYSTO-PROSTATECTOMY FOR EMBRYONAL RHABDOMYOSARCOMA |
392 |
|
SELECTIVE ARTERIAL MAPPING USING NEAR INFRARED FLUORESCENCE IMAGING IN PEDIATRIC ROBOT ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC HEMINEPHRECTOMY |
393 |
|
PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY IN CHILDREN: A PRELIMINARY CASE REPORT |
394 |
|
LAPAROSCOPIC RESECTION OF HIGH RISK ADRENAL NEUROBLASTOMA BY POSTERIOR APPROACH FOLLOWING CHEMOTHERAPY |
395 |
|
EXCISIONAL TREATMENT OF RENAL HYDATID CYST MIMICKING RENAL TUMOUR WITH DIODE LASER TECHNIQUE: A CASE REPORT |
396 |
|
THE "RETURN MANOEUVRE" IN PAEDIATRIC ROBOTIC ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC PYELOPLASTY: EASY FOR THE SURGEON, BETTER FOR THE PATIENT |
397 |
|
LAPAROSCOPIC EXPLORATION FOR NEPHRECTOMY ENDED WITH DIAGNOSIS OF MULTIPLE ANOMALIES: INCOMPLETE URETERAL TRIPLICATION AND INTRAABDOMINAL TESTIS ASSOCIATED WITH AN ATYPICAL POLYORCHIDISM |
398 |
|
KELLY PROCEDURE FOR MALE PRIMARY EPISPADIAS |
399 |
|
MICROPERC |
400 |
|
INNOVATION IN ROBOTICS AND PEDIATRIC UROLOGY: ROBOTIC URETEROURETEROSTOMY |
401 |
|
NEONATAL CLOSURE OF BLADDER EXSTROPHY |
402 |
|
PRE-TRANSPLANT ROBOTIC ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC SIMPLE NEPHRECTOMY WITH CREATION OF CATHETERIZABLE URETERAL STOMA |
403 |
|
ALL INTRACORPOREAL ROBOT ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC AUGMENTATION ILEOCYSTOPLASTY FOR A 11-YEAR-OLD-BOY PATIENT: INITIAL EXPERIENCE IN TURKEY |
404 |
|
VIDEO-URODYNAMIC EVALUATION IN CHILDREN: STANDARDIZED EVALUATION IN SITTING AND LYING POSITION |
405 |
|
ESPU Nurses meeting |
406 |
|
ESPUN S1: OPENING COURSE |
406 |
|
LIVING WITH AN AUGMENTED BLADDER: THE EXPERIENCES OF YOUNG PEOPLE FOLLOWING THEIR SURGERY |
406 |
|
ESPUN S2: LUT DYSFUNCTION |
407 |
|
IS PARASACRAL NEUROMODULATION USING TENS A COST-EFFECTIVE FIRST-LINE TREATMENT FOR BLADDER OVERACTIVITY IN CHILDREN? |
407 |
|
URIKA, CONTINUOUS ULTRASOUND MONITORING OF URINARY BLADDER FILLING IN CHILDREN WITH DYSFYNCTIONAL VOIDING: A PILOT STUDY |
408 |
|
A BIG BLADDER A BIG PROBLEM. RESULTS OF BIOFEEDBACK THERAPY. |
409 |
|
EXPERIENCES OF VESICOSTOMY BUTTONS IN CHILDREN |
410 |
|
ESPUN S3: NEUROPATHIC BLADDER |
411 |
|
CAN 4-HOUR VOIDING OBSERVATION DETECT NEUROGENIC BLADDER DYSFUNCTION IN NEONATES WITH ANORECTAL MALFORMATION? |
411 |
|
IMPROVING UNDERSTANDING OF NEURAL TUBE DEFECTS (NTD) - PRESENTATION OF AN INTERNET- BASED MEDICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM |
412 |
|
PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF PERISTEEN® ENEMA WITH THE VALIDATED NEUROGENIC BOWEL DYSFUNCTION SCORE SHEET IN THE PEDIATRIC POPULATION |
413 |
|
ESPUN S4: CLINICAL PRATICE |
414 |
|
WHICH IS THE BEST TENS PROGRAMME TO USE FOR IDIOPATHIC BLADDER OVERACTIVITY IN CHILDREN |
414 |
|
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS SAFETY MONITORING |
415 |
|
IT'S MY BODY INCLUDE ME! |
416 |
|
THE INTRODUCTION OF A CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST (CNS) TO SUPPORT YOUNG ONSET UROLGOY (YOU) PATIENTS |
417 |
|
ESPUN S5: BASIC RESEARCH |
419 |
|
NURSING CARE IN UROLITHIASIS. LITERATURE REVIEW |
419 |
|
PEDIATRIC PATIENT SHOWING BLEEDING AFTER RENAL PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY |
420 |
|
CONSTIPATION PROPHYLAXIS IN CHILDREN UNDERGOING ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY: A QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL STUDY |
421 |
|
ESPUN S6: POSTERS |
422 |
|
ADVANTAGES OF TRANSUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION OF THE TIBIAL NERVE IN PATIENTS PRESENTING VESICAL EXSTROPHY |
422 |
|
REDUCING THE OPERATING ROOM RISKS: THE EXPERIENCE ON BLADDER EXSTROPHY-EPISPADIAS SURGERY |
423 |
|
ASSESSMENT OF GENITAL ORGAN PERCEPTION BY PARENTS IN MATERNITY WARD. |
424 |
|
USE OF SMARTPHONE TECHNOLOGY TO BETTER UNDERSTAND POST-OPERATIVE HEALING PHASES IN HYPOSPADIAS PATIENTS |
425 |
|
ESPUN S7: LOW TRACT URINARY |
426 |
|
PERCUTANEOUS TIBIAL NEUROSTIMULATION : EFFECTIVENESS AND TOLERANCE IN OVERACTIVE BLADDER IN CHILDREN. LITTERATURE REVIEW. |
426 |
|
OUR EXPERIENCE OF A NURSE LED DYSFUNCTIONAL VOIDING SERVICE: AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO ENGAGE WITH CHILDREN IN A CLINIC SETTING |
427 |
|
EFFECTIVE PREPARATION USING A CARE PATHWAY (CP) IN CHILDREN REQUIRING URETHRAL CLEAN INTERMITTENT CATHETERISATION (CIC) |
428 |
|
ICCS meeting |
429 |
|
ICCS S1: LUT DYSFUNCTION |
429 |
|
CAN A QUANTITATIVE MEANS BE USED TO PREDICT FLOW PATTERNS: AGREEMENT BETWEEN VISUAL INSPECTION VS. FLOW INDEX DERIVED FLOW PATTERNS. |
429 |
|
EVALUATION OF BLADDER VOLUME IN PATIENTS WITH BLADDER DISFUNCTION - CORELATION BETWEEN BLADDER DIARY AND UROFLOWMETRY. |
430 |
|
DEVELOPMENT OF AN ANDROID-APP FOR THE ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT OF INCONTINENCE IN CHILDREN |
431 |
|
ENURESIS AND OAB IN CHILDREN. HOW ARE THEY RELATED? |
432 |
|
OVERACTIVE BLADDER IN CHILDREN: ASSOCIATED SYMPTOMS AND FINAL DIAGNOSIS |
433 |
|
CAN CHILDREN WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER (OAB) AND DYSFUNCTIONAL VOIDING (DV) TRANSITION BETWEEN EACH OTHER? (IE, ARE THEY ONE DISEASE?) |
434 |
|
ARE INTERFERENTIAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION AND DIAPHRAGMATIC BREATHING EXERCISES BENEFICIAL IN CHILDREN WITH BOWEL BLADDER DYSFUNCTION ? |
435 |
|
PELVIC-FLOOR THERAPY IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENT WITH GIGGLE INCONTINENCE |
436 |
|
DIFFERENCE IN PATIENT AND PARENTAL RECOGNITION FOR LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS THROUGH CROSS-CULTURAL VALIDATED ADAPTATION OF DYSFUNCTIONAL VOIDING SYMPTOM SCORE (DVSS) TO JAPANESE LANGUAGE. |
437 |
|
COMPLICATIONS OF SUPRAPUBIC LINE INSERTION FOR VIDEO-CYSTOMETROGRAMS |
438 |
|
INCIDENCE OF TOWER AND OTHER UROFLOW PATTERNS IN SHORT LAG TIME PROVEN IDIOPATHIC DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY (IDO) |
439 |
|
ICCS S2: LUT DYSFUNCTION (CONT.) |
440 |
|
YOUNG RATS EXHIBIT AN AGE AND SEX DEPENDENT BLADDER RESPONSE TO ALPHA ANTAGONISTS BUT NOT BETA AGONISTS |
440 |
|
SOLIFENACIN IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER: RESULTS OF A PHASE 3 CLINICAL TRIAL |
441 |
|
SOLIFENACIN IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER: RESULTS OF AN OPEN-LABEL, LONG-TERM CLINICAL TRIAL |
442 |
|
CHILDREN'S EXPERIENCES OF VOIDING SCHOOL INTERVENTION |
443 |
|
PREDICTORS OF PARASACRAL TRANSCUTANEOUS NEUROSTIMULATION (TENS) FAILURE IN CHILDREN WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER |
444 |
|
ACCURACY OF FLOW INDEXES BETWEEN DIFFERENT VOIDS IN THE SAME PATIENT. |
445 |
|
A NORMAL VOIDER DERIVED FLOW INDEX CAN BE A MEASURE OF VOIDING EFFICIENCY |
446 |
|
REFERRAL PATTERN FOR WETTING CHILDREN TO A PAEDIATRIC UROLOGY CENTER: WHO SHOULD SEE WHAT? |
447 |
|
ICCS S3: NOCTURNAL ENURESIS |
448 |
|
EFFECTIVE TREATMENT OF NOCTURNAL ENURESIS RESULTS IN AMELIORATION OF NEUROCOGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION AND DISRUPTED SLEEP. |
448 |
|
PSYCHOLOGICAL FOLLOW-UP OF THE PARENTS ALONG THE TREATMENT OF CHILDREN WITH PRIMARY MONOSYMPTOMATIC ENURESIS IMPROVES RESULTS |
449 |
|
REBOXETINE IN THERAPY-RESISTANT ENURESIS |
450 |
|
ISOLATED REDUCED NOCTURNAL BLADDER RESERVOIR FUNCTION - A NEW TYPE OF NOCTURNAL ENURESIS |
451 |
|
URINARY NERVE GROWTH FACTOR CAN BE A BIOMARKER FOR PREDICTING THERAPEUTIC SUCCESS IN MONOSYMPTOMATIC NOCTURNAL ENURESIS |
452 |
|
A PROSPECITVE RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF BUZZER AND VOICE ALARMS FOR NOCTURNAL ENURESIS |
453 |
|
NOCTURNAL ENURESIS WITH ADHD: EXPERIENCE OF TREATMENT WITH ATOMOXETINE |
454 |
|
URINE: USING HIGH DOSE ANTICHOLINERGICS FOR REFRACTORY PATIENTS IN COMBINATION WITH DESMOPRESSIN FOR NOCTURNAL ENURESIS |
455 |
|
CONTENT VALIDITY OF NEW PNE QOL IMPACT QUESTIONNAIRE FOR BEDWETTING CHILDREN. |
456 |
|
DDAVP THERAPY AND ALARM THERAPY FOR NOCTURNAL POLYURIA |
457 |
|
EFFICACY OF ADDING ANTICHOLINERGICS ACCORDING TO THE BLADDER CAPACITY IN MONOSYMPTOMATIC ENURETIC PATIENTS WITHOUT RESPONSE TO DESMOPRESSIN |
458 |
|
AN ENURESIS CLINIC DATABASE APPLICATION |
459 |
|
REFERENCE VALUES FOR FREQUENCY VOLUME CHART PARAMETERS IN ADOLESCENT AND ADULT ENURESIS PATIENTS. |
460 |
|
AN INCREASE IN URINE VOLUME IS ASSOCIATED WITH AN INCREASE IN URINARY SODIUM AND CALCIUM BUT A FALL IN SUPERSATURATION OF CALCIUM OXALATE. |
461 |
|
ICCS S4: LOWER URINARY TRACT |
462 |
|
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BRAIN ACTIVTIES VOIDING PATTERN IN HEALTHY PRETERN NEWBORN |
462 |
|
IS THERE A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DIFFERENT QMAX FLOW INDEXES (FI, ACTUAL Q/EST. Q) |
463 |
|
CHARACTERISTICS OF PAEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH IDIOPATHIC DETRUSOR UNDERACTIVITY |
464 |
|
CAN NON-INVASIVE URODYNAMICS REPLACE VIDEO-URODYNAMICS IN BOYS WITH PUV? |
465 |
|
DUAL THERAPY FOR REFRACTORY OVERACTIVE BLADDER IN CHILDREN: A PROSPECTIVE OPEN-LABEL STUDY. |
466 |
|
COMPLIANCE TO ANTIMUSCARINICS IN CHILDREN WITH OVERACTIVE BLADDER |
467 |
|
PERSISTENCE AND PATTERNS OF ANTICHOLINERGIC THERAPY IN PEDIATRIC |
468 |
|
TROSPIUM: A USEFUL ALTERNATIVE ANTICHOLINERGIC IN CHILDREN WITH EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOURAL DISORDERS |
469 |
|
LONG TERM OUTCOME OF RENAL AND VOIDING FUNCTION OF PATIENTS WITH POSTERIOR URETHRAL VALVE WHO UNDERWENT SURGICAL INTERVENTION. |
470 |
|
ICCS S5: NEUROPATHIC BLADDER |
471 |
|
A MOUSE MODEL OF OCHOA SYNDROME WITH DYSFUNCTIONAL URINATION |
471 |
|
URODYNAMIC DIFFERENCES OF JARCHO-LEVIN SYNDROME FROM ISOLATED SPINA BIFIDA APERTA |
472 |
|
URODYNAMIC DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HIGH PRESSURE VERSUS LOW PRESSURE DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH SPINA BIFIDA |
473 |
|
PREOPERATIVE AND POSTOPERATIVE URODYNAMIC DIFFERENCES OF CHILDREN WITH SPINA BIFIDA APERTA |
474 |
|
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPINA BIFIDA OCCULTA AND THE TREATMENT OF PRIMARY NOCTURNAL ENURESIS |
475 |
|
PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF PERISTEEN® ENEMA SYSTEM WITH THE VALIDATED NEUROGENIC BOWEL DYSFUNCTION SCORE SHEET IN THE PEDIATRIC POPULATION |
476 |
|
EFICACY OF INTRADETRUSOR INJECTION OF ONABOTULINUMTOXIN A IN PEDIATRIC POPULATION |
477 |
|
PREOPERATIVE AND POSTOPERATIVE URODYNAMIC OUTCOME OF TETHERED CORD SYNDROME IN CHILDREN |
478 |
|
URINARY INCONTINENCE AND LOWER URINARY TRACT SYMPTOMS IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW |
479 |
|
TRANSDERMAL OXYBUTYNIN NEOXY® TAPE 73.5 MG SURPASSES ORAL OXYBUTYNIN HYDROCHLORIDE FOR CHILDREN WITH NEUROGENIC DETRUSOR OVERACTIVITY. |
480 |
|
ICCS S6: BBD - BLADDER AND BOWEL DYSFUNCTION |
481 |
|
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM PROCESSING OF EMOTIONS IN CHILDREN WITH FECAL INCONTINENCE |
481 |
|
NON INVASIVE EVALUATION OF CHILDREN WITH BOWEL BLADDER DYSFUNCTION |
482 |
|
BLADDER AND BOWEL TRAINING - A PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF AN UROTHERAPEUTIC TRAINING PROGRAM |
483 |
|
PREDICTING STOMAL COMPLICATIONS IN PEDIATRIC MALONE ANTEGRADE CONTINENCE ENEMA (MACE) PATIENTS |
484 |
|
INCONTINENCE IN PERSONS WITH DOWN SYNDROME |
485 |
|
INCONTINENCE IN PERSONS WITH ANGELMAN SYNDROME |
486 |
|
INCONTINENCE IN PERSONS WITH MOWAT-WILSON SYNDROME |
487 |
|
INCONTINENCE IN BOYS WITH FRAGILE-X-SYNDROME |
488 |
|
THE GASTROCOLIC REFLEX IN HEALTHY CHILDREN DURING TOILET TRAINING: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY |
489 |
|
ELIMINATION SIGNALS DURING MICTURITION OBSERVED IN HEALTHY CHILDREN NOT WEARING DIAPERS |
490 |