Search Results - "Ruiz‐Jiménez, José I."

Three‐dimensional printed model of bilateral Wilms tumor: A useful tool for planning nephron sparing surgery by Girón‐Vallejo, Óscar, García‐Calderón, Darío, Ruiz‐Pruneda, Ramón, Cabello‐Laureano, Rosa, Doménech‐Abellán, Ernesto, Fuster‐Soler, José Luis, Ruiz‐Jiménez, José I.

“…Nephron sparing surgery (NSS) is increasingly utilized to treat patients with bilateral Wilms tumor. We present a case of NSS planning using a…”
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Dental Caries As a Side Effect of Infantile Hemangioma Treatment with Propranolol Solution by GIRÓN-VALLEJO, ÓSCAR, LÓPEZ-GUTIÉRREZ, JUAN C., FERNÁNDEZ-PINEDA, ISRAEL, MÉNDEZ-AGUIRRE, NERY A., RUIZ-JIMÉNEZ, JOSÉ I.

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Evaluación funcional y estética de los teratomas sacrococcígeos. No todo termina con la cirugía by Villamil, Vanesa, Girón Vallejo, Oscar, Fernández-Ibieta, María, Sánchez Sánchez, Ángela, Reyes Ríos, Paulo Y, Martínez Castaño, Irene, Rojas-Ticona, Javier, Ruiz Pruneda, Ramón, Ruiz Jiménez, José I

“…Resumen Introducción El teratoma sacrococcígeo es el tumor neonatal sólido más frecuente. El aumento de la supervivencia de estos pacientes ha permitido…”
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Functional and aesthetic evaluation of sacrococcygeal teratomas. Not everything ends with surgery by Villamil, Vanesa, Girón Vallejo, Oscar, Fernández-Ibieta, María, Sánchez Sánchez, Ángela, Reyes Ríos, Paulo Y, Martínez Castaño, Irene, Rojas-Ticona, Javier, Ruiz Pruneda, Ramón, Ruiz Jiménez, José I

“…Sacrococcygeal teratoma is the most common solid neonatal tumour. The improvement in survival has meant that postoperative sequelae can be diagnosed and…”
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Functional and aesthetic evaluation of sacrococcygeal teratomas. Not everything ends with surgery by Vanesa Villamil, Oscar Girón Vallejo, María Fernández-Ibieta, Ángela Sánchez Sánchez, Paulo Y. Reyes Ríos, Irene Martínez Castaño, Javier Rojas-Ticona, Ramón Ruiz Pruneda, José I. Ruiz Jiménez

“…Introduction: Sacrococcygeal teratoma is the most common solid neonatal tumour. The improvement in survival has meant that postoperative sequelae can be…”
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