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Time to event analysis for post-hypospadias repair complications: a single-surgeon experience by Kim, Jin K., Shiff, Mitchell, Chua, Michael E., Zu’bi, Fadi, Ming, Jessica M., Pokarowski, Martha, Farhat, Walid A.

“…Objective The optimal follow-up duration and frequency following hypospadias repair is unclear within the pediatric urology community. This analysis aims to…”
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Comparative analysis of suturing technique in pediatric pyeloplasty on surgical outcomes by Gao, Bruce, Farhat, Walid, Zu’bi, Fadi, Chua, Michael, Shiff, Mitchell, Al-kutbi, Rusul, Pokarowski, Martha, Ming, Jessica, Kim, Justin, Dos Santos, Joana, Koyle, Martin

“…Purpose Pyeloplasty for ureteropelvic junction obstruction is the gold standard for surgical repair. There are currently no reports outlining optimal suturing…”
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MP47-14 TIME TO EVENT ANALYSIS FOR COMPLICATION SPECIFIC OCCURRENCE IN POST-HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR: A SINGLE SURGEON EXPERIENCE by Kim, Jin Kyu (Justin), Shiff, Mitchell, Chua, Michael, Zu'bi, Fadi, Ming, Jessica, Pokarowski, Martha, Farhat, Walid

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Competency in Tubularized Incised Plate Repair for Distal Hypospadias: Cumulative Sum Learning Curve Analysis of a Single Surgeon Experience by Zu'bi, Fadi, Chua, Michael, El Ghazzaoui, Ali, Kim, Jin Kyu, Shiff, Mitchell, Rickard, Mandy, Blais, Anne-Sophie, Farhat, Walid A

“…We sought to determine the number of cases to achieve competency and proficiency in tubularized incised plate technique for distal hypospadias repair using…”
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Recurrent UPJ obstruction following paediatric pyeloplasty is associated with an initial <2.5cm incision open surgical approach by Zu'bi, Fadi, O'Kelly, Fardod, Farhat, Walid A, Chua, Michael, Shiff, Mitchell, Gao, Bruce, Kim, Jin Kyu, Kutbi, Rusul Al, Pokarowski, Martha, Koyle, Martin A

“…To determine the risk factors that affect surgical outcomes for pediatric pyeloplasty, and whether this may be related to the choice of operative approach. A…”
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WITHDRAWN: Recurrent UPJ obstruction following paediatric pyeloplasty is associated with an initial <2.5cm incision open surgical approach by Zu'bi, Fadi, O'Kelly, Fardod, Farhat, Walid A, Chua, Michael, Shiff, Mitchell, Gao, Bruce, Kim, Jin Kyu, Kutbi, Rusul Al, Pokarowski, Martha, Koyle, Martin A

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Prevalence, Doppler Ultrasound Findings, and Clinical Implications of the Nutcracker Phenomenon in Pediatric Varicoceles by Hannick, Jessica H., Blais, Anne-Sophie, Kim, Jin Kyu, Traubici, Jeffrey, Shiff, Mitchell, Book, Ross, Lorenzo, Armando J.

“…To examine the implications of varicoceles and nutcracker phenomenon (NcP) in a large cohort of adolescent patients. Varicoceles are common in adolescent…”
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The Cochrane Review Conclusion for Hepatitis C DAA Therapies is Wrong by Kwo, Paul Y, Shiffman, Mitchell L, Bernstein, David E

“…The Cochrane group has done an outstanding job of evaluating the merit and impact of various medical therapies across many disciplines of medicine. Their…”
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Clinical and Economic Value of Routine Pathological Examination of Hernia Sacs and Scheduled Clinic Follow-Ups After Inguinal Hernia and Hydrocele Repair in a Canadian Tertiary Care Children's Hospital by Lee, Min Joon, Kim, Jin K., Pokarowski, Martha, Shiff, Mitchell, Mitton, Patricia, Popescu, Andreea, Chung, Catherine T., Langer, Jacob C., Pierro, Agostino, Milner, Joseph, Lorenzo, Armando J., Koyle, Martin A.

“…The clinical and economical value of routine submission of hernia sacs for pathological examination and scheduled clinic follow-ups after inguinal hernia and…”
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Management of hepatitis C virus infection in the Asia-Pacific region: an update by Lim, Seng Gee, Aghemo, Alessio, Chen, Pei-Jer, Dan, Yock Young, Gane, Edward, Gani, Rino, Gish, Robert G, Guan, Richard, Jia, Ji Dong, Lim, Kieron, Piratvisuth, Teerha, Shah, Samir, Shiffman, Mitchell L, Tacke, Frank, Tan, Soek Siam, Tanwandee, Tawesak, Win, Khin Maung, Yurdaydin, Cihan

“…The Asia-Pacific region has disparate hepatitis C virus (HCV) epidemiology, with prevalence ranging from 0·1% to 4·7%, and a unique genotype distribution…”
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