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Intestinal volvulus: aetiology, morbidity and mortality in Tunisian children by Faouzi, Nouira, Yosra, Ben Ahmed, Said, Jlidi, Soufiane, Ghorbel, Aouatef, Charieg, Rachid, Khemakhem, Beji, Chaouachi

“…Intestinal volvulus (IV) can occur at various sites of the gastrointestinal tract. In Europe, IV in children is most frequently due to malrotation but in Asia…”
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Clinical and Genetic Characterization of 26 Tunisian Patients with Allgrove Syndrome by Kallabi, Fakhri, Belghuith, Neila, Aloulou, Hajer, Kammoun, Thouraya, Ghorbel, Soufiane, Hajji, Mouna, Gallas, Syrine, Chemli, Jaleleddine, Chabchoub, Imen, Azzouz, Hatem, Ben Chehida, Amel, Sfaihi, Lamia, Makni, Saloua, Amouri, Ali, Keskes, Leila, Tebib, Neji, Ben Becher, Saayda, Hachicha, Monjia, Kamoun, Hassen

“…Background and Aims Allgrove syndrome is characterized by achalasia, alacrima, and adrenal insufficiency as well as being associated with progressive…”
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Indications for nephrectomy in children: what has changed? by Nouira, Faouzi, Sarrai, Nadia, Ghorbel, Soufiane, Sghair, Yacoub Ould Med, Khemakhem, Rachid, Chariag, Awatef, Jlidi, Said, Chaouachi, Beji

“…The last decade has witnessed significant refinements in preoperative diagnostic evaluation and an improvement in surgical techniques and postoperative…”
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Liver injuries in children: the role of selective non-operative management by Nouira, Faouzi, Kerkeni, Yosra, Ben Amor, Anissa, Ben Ahmed, Yosra, Charieg, Aouatef, Khemakhem, Rachid, Ghorbel, Soufiane, Jlidi, Said, Ben Kahlifa, Sonia, Chaouachi, Beji

“…Trauma remains the leading cause of mortality in the pediatric population. Liver injuries occur commonly in blunt abdominal trauma. To assess the selective…”
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Management of perineal ectopic testes by Nouira, Faouzi, Ben Ahmed, Yosra, Jlidi, Said, Sarrai, Nadia, Chariag, Awatef, Ghorbel, Soufiane, Khemakhem, Rachid, Chaouachi, Beji

“…Perineal ectopic testis (PET) is a rare congenital anomaly in which the testis is abnormally situated between the penoscrotal raphe and the genitofemoral fold…”
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Sagittal uretral duplication in boy by Nouira, Faouzi, Sarrai, Nadia, Ghorbel, Soufiane, Khemakhem, Rachid, Chariag, Watef, Jlidi, Said, Chaouachi, Beji

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Transverse testicular ectopia by Khemakhem, Rachid, Kitar, Mourad, Rahay, Houda, Chennoufi, Faouzia, Nouira, Faouzi, Ghorbel, Soufiane, Jlidi, Said, Mattoussi, Nadia, Ben Becher, Saida, Chaouachi, Beji

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