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Predictors of delayed consultation in undescended testis patients at a Rwandan referral hospital by A. Bonane, A. Nshimiyimana, I. Nzeyimana, A. Nyirimodoka, E. Muhawenimana, T. Hategekimana, J. Richard

“…INTRODUCTION: Delayed management of undescended testes (UDT) is associated with an increased risk of malignancy and impaired fertility. To identify causes of…”
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Pattern and clinical management of penile cancer in Rwanda by Ngendahayo, E., Nzayirambaho, M., Bonane, A., Gasana, G.A., Ssebuufu, R., Umurangwa, F., Muhawenimana, E., Nyirimodoka, A., Nzeyimana, I., Rugwizangoga, B., Muvunyi, T.Z., Musoni, E., Bwogi, S., Hategekimana, T., Kalengayi, R., Rwamasirabo, E.

“…Penile cancer is rare in developed countries but has a high prevalence in some developing countries. Surgery includes inguinal lymphadenectomy, which remains…”
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Acute Urinary Retention in Rwandan Referral Hospital: A Cross Sectional Study of Etiologies and Initial Management by Nyirimodoka, A., Ngendahayo, E., Bonane, A.

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Predictors of delayed consultation in undescended testis patients at a Rwandan referral hospital by A. Bonane, A. Nshimiyimana, I. Nzeyimana, A. Nyirimodoka, A. Muhawenimana, T. Hategekimana, J. Rickard

“…INTRODUCTION: Delayed management of undescended testes (UDT) is associated with an increased risk of malignancy and impaired fertility. To identify causes of…”
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P032 Erectile function in men following pelvic fracture urethral injury and subsequent repair in Rwanda by Ndayishimye, T., Kurtzman, J., Muhawenimana, E., Ngendahayo, E., Christianson, S., Myers, J., Hebert, K., Gasana, A.G., Umurangwa, F., Niyonkuru, J.M., Bonane, A., Hategekimana, T., Rwamasirabo, E.

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Clinical and demographic profile of end stage kidney disease hemodialysis patients at University Teaching Hospital of Kigali by A. Bonane, O. Sebatunzi, L. Bitunguhari, J. Rickard

“…BACKGROUND: End stage kidney disease (ESKD) has become a major public health problem and is associated with considerable co-morbidity and mortality. In Rwanda,…”
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