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Hidden incision ureterocystoplasty: step-by-step description of a novel technique.

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SUBMITTER: Lopes RI

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7848838 | biostudies-literature | 2020

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Hidden incision ureterocystoplasty: step-by-step description of a novel technique.

Lopes Roberto Iglesias RI Sucupira Daniel Gabriele DG Mello Marcos Figueiredo MF Berjeaut Ricardo Haidar RH Cezarino Bruno Nicolino BN Dénes Francisco Tibor FT

Central European journal of urology 20201015 4

PMID: 33552589

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