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... nephrectomy . " The possible patient selection bias is obvious because patients with far advanced disease and a poor performance status are much less likely to be offered a surgical adjunct and less likely to do well with any treatment ...
... nephrectomy . " The possible patient selection bias is obvious because patients with far advanced disease and a poor performance status are much less likely to be offered a surgical adjunct and less likely to do well with any treatment ...
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... nephrectomy was realized when one patient's apparent vena caval in- volvement was not seen 7 days later when the nephrectomy was performed . Tumor shrink- age occurred , I believe , from direct reduction of arterial supply to the vena ...
... nephrectomy was realized when one patient's apparent vena caval in- volvement was not seen 7 days later when the nephrectomy was performed . Tumor shrink- age occurred , I believe , from direct reduction of arterial supply to the vena ...
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... nephrectomy . J Urol 1979 ; 122 : 598 . EDITOR'S COMMENT These essays clearly indicate that there is no place for routine nephrec- tomy or for routine infarction nephrectomy when a patient presents with metastatic renal cell carcinoma ...
... nephrectomy . J Urol 1979 ; 122 : 598 . EDITOR'S COMMENT These essays clearly indicate that there is no place for routine nephrec- tomy or for routine infarction nephrectomy when a patient presents with metastatic renal cell carcinoma ...
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Management of the Infant With Severe Obstruction From | 1 |
Reconstruction in Bladder Exstrophy | 16 |
2C Exstrophy and the Use of the Artificial Sphincter | 24 |
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