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Urinary Diversion To The Augmented and Valved Rectum an Experimental Study in Dogs

N. G. KockDepartments of Surgery, University of Göteborg, Göteborg, Sweden
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B. BerglundDepartments of Surgery, University of Göteborg, Göteborg, Sweden
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M. A. GhoneimInstitute of Urology and Nephrology, University of Mansoura, Mansoura, Egypt
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E. LindholmDepartments of Surgery, University of Göteborg, Göteborg, Sweden
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K. G. LyckeDepartments of Radiology, University of Göteborg, Göteborg, Sweden
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J. Virseda
Pages 227-233 | Published online: 31 Mar 2016

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Mohamed R. Mahran & Mohamed A. Ghoneim. (1994) The Application of the Modified Rectal Bladder in Management of the Compromized Urethral Damage. Scandinavian Journal of Urology and Nephrology 28:1, pages 49-53.
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Mahran & Kock. (2001) A comparative study of the effects of a colorectal valve on the oro‐anal transit time in patients with an augmented and valved rectum for urinary diversion. BJU International 84:4, pages 444-448.
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Mohamed R Mahran, Mohamed S Dawaba & Mohamed A Ghoneim. (1999) Evaluation of the functional significance of the colorectal valve used in rectal urinary diversion in children: a comparative study between cases with and without the valve. Urology 53:6, pages 1215-1218.
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Mohsen M. El-MekreshAshraf T. HafezHassan Abol-EneinMohamed A. Ghoneim. (1997) Double Folded Rectosigmoid Bladder With a New Ureterocolic Antireflux Technique. Journal of Urology 157:6, pages 2085-2089.
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DG Skinner, UE Studer, K. Okada, Y. Aso, H. Hautmann, W. Koontz, Y. Okada, RG Rowland & RF Van Velthoven. (1995) WHICH PATIENTS ARE SUITABLE FOR CONTINENT DIVERSION OR BLADDER SUBSTITUTION FOLLOWING CYSTECTOMY OR OTHER DEFINITIVE LOCAL TREATMENT?. International Journal of Urology 2:s2, pages 105-112.
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Hjalmar W. Johnson, Mark K. Nigro, Howard J. Tearle & Andrew E. MacNeily. (1992) A Comparison of Two Continent Catheterizable Vesico-Cutaneous Techniques. Journal of Urology 147:6, pages 1656-1658.
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Mohamed A. Ghoneim, Albair K. Ashamallah, Mohamed R. Mahran & Nils G. Kock. (1992) Further Experience with the Modified Rectal Bladder (The Augmented and Valved Rectum) for Urine Diversion. Journal of Urology 147:5, pages 1252-1255.
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J. C. Baron, P. Arhan & L. Boccon-Gibod. (1992) Ureterorectal diversion with rectal augmentation. Urological Research 20:3, pages 247-251.
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Mohsen M. El-Mekresh, Ahmed B. Shehab El-Din, Salah M. Fayed, Hans Brevinge, Nils G. Kock & Mohamed A. Ghoneim. (1991) Bladder Substitutes Controlled by the Anal Sphincter: A Comparison of the Different Absorption Potentials. Journal of Urology 146:4, pages 970-972.
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Nils G. Kock, Mohamed A. Ghoneim, K. Gerhard Lycke & Mohamed R. Mahran. (1988) Urinary Diversion to the Augmented and Valved Rectum: Preliminary Results with a Novel Surgical Procedure. Journal of Urology 140:6, pages 1375-1379.
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