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Urogynaecological and obstetric issues in women with the exstrophy‐epispadias complex by Mathews, R.I., Gan, M., Gearhart, J.P.

“…The authors from Copenhagen write about their 15‐year consistent strategy in the treatment of antenatally suspected PUJ obstruction. The group deals with this…”
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The use of combined bladder and epispadias repair in boys with classic bladder exstrophy: outcomes, complications and consequences by Baird, A D, Mathews, R I, Gearhart, J P

“…Despite widespread use of modern staged reconstruction for classic bladder exstrophy, there remains a role for combined bladder closure and epispadias repair…”
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An Analysis of Clinical Outcomes Using Color Doppler Testicular Ultrasound for Testicular Torsion by Baker, Linda A, Sigman, David, Mathews, Ranjiv I, Benson, Jane, Docimo, Steven G

“…To delineate the clinical outcomes of color Doppler ultrasound (US) in the equivocal torsion patient. From 1992 to 1997, 130 patients (<23 years old) from 2…”
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Gonadal morphology in cloacal exstrophy: implications in gender assignment by MATHEWS, R. I, PERLMAN, E, MARSH, D. W, GEARHART, J. P

“…Objective To compare the histology of gonads excised from males with cloacal exstrophy (the most severe variant of the exstrophy‐epispadias complex) undergoing…”
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Radical bulbar dissection to correct severe chordee and proximal hypospadias by Baker, L A, Mathews, R I, Docimo, S G

“…We describe a technique of proximal hypospadias correction that involves freeing the proximal normal bulbar urethra from perineal attachments to lengthen the…”
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A large animal model of bladder exstrophy: observations of bladder smooth muscle and collagen content by Slaughenhoupt, B L, Mathews, R I, Peppas, D S, Gearhart, J P

“…The development of adequate bladder capacity is not ensured in all patients with bladder exstrophy despite successful bladder closure and reconstruction. To…”
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Applications of the modified Cantwell–Ransley epispadias repair in the exstrophy–epispadias complex by Baird, A.D., Gearhart, J.P., Mathews, R.I.

“…The Cantwell–Ransley technique is the most popular and widely used approach to epispadias repair. This is an evaluation and update of the long-term results of…”
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Feasibility of total intravesical endoscopic surgery using mini-instruments in a porcine model by Lakshmanan, Y, Mathews, R I, Cadeddu, J A, Chen, R N, Slaughenhoupt, B L, Moore, R G, Docimo, S G

“…The aim of minimally invasive approaches to vesicoureteral reflux, such as endoscopic trigonoplasty, is to lower the morbidity of open procedures without…”
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Urogynaecological and obstetric issues in women with the exstrophy-epispadias complex. Comment by MATHEWS, R. I, GAN, M, GEARHART, J. P, FISCH, M

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High-grade renal injuries in children—is conservative management possible? by Rogers, Craig G., Knight, Vinita, MacUra, Katarzyna J., Ziegfeld, Susan, Paidas, Charles N., Mathews, Ranjiv I.

“…To review our experience with the management of high-grade (grade IV and V) renal injuries to clarify the role of conservative management. From 1991 to 2003,…”
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Rupture of uterus during pregnancy. A study of 111 cases by MATHEWS, R I

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Time to recurrent stone formation in patients with bladder or continent reservoir reconstruction: fragmentation versus intact extraction by Roberts, William W, Gearhart, John P, Mathews, Ranjiv I

“…Stone formation following bladder or continent reservoir reconstruction in children is a major source of long-term morbidity. We determine whether the method…”
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When Do Young Children Make Inferences from Prose? by Danner, Fred W., Mathews, Samuel R.

“…The present study was an attempt to determine whether young children generate inferences while they read or only later in response to tasks which require…”
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When Do Young Children Make Inferences from Prose? by Danner, Fred W, Mathews, Samuel R., II

“…Attempted to determine whether children from grades two and six generate inferences while they read or only later in response to tasks which require…”
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