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Re-Imagining a Global Surgical Organization: A View during and beyond the Pandemic by Ching, Christina B, Sweeney, Danielle D, Schneck, Francis X

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Marketing yourself in social media as a global health organization: lessons to be learned by Handing, Greta E., Westrum, Ashley M., Sweeney, Danielle D., Metzler, Ian S., Schneck, Francis X., Ching, Christina B.

“…Purpose To evaluate whether X, formerly known as Twitter, is being used effectively to advance the goals of International Volunteers in Urology (IVUmed). How…”
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Orchiopexy after prior inguinal surgery: a distal approach by Dudley, Anne G, Sweeney, Danielle D, Docimo, Steven G

“…Undescended testicle after groin surgery is a condition traditionally approached through an inguinal incision with en bloc mobilization of the spermatic cord…”
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Re: Laparoscopic upper-pole nephroureterectomy in infants by Sweeney, Danielle D

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Laparoscopic pyeloplasty for ureteropelvic junction obstruction in children by Sweeney, Danielle D, Ost, Michael C, Schneck, Francis X, Docimo, Steven G

“…To examine our experience of laparoscopic pyeloplasty for the treatment of ureteropelvic junction obstruction (UPJO) in the pediatric population. From November…”
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Laparoscopy in paediatric urology: present status by Smaldone, Marc C., Sweeney, Danielle D., Ost, Michael C., Docimo, Steven G.

“…The spectrum of laparoscopic surgery in children has developed dramatically; what was initially used as a diagnostic method to identify an impalpable testis is…”
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Delayed treatment of bladder outlet obstruction after sling surgery: association with irreversible bladder dysfunction by Leng, Wendy W, Davies, Benjamin J, Tarin, Tatum, Sweeney, Danielle D, Chancellor, Michael B

“…Our urethrolysis cohort demonstrated an unusual delay time to surgical treatment of bladder outlet obstruction. We determined whether urethrolysis outcomes, ie…”
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Laparoscopic retroperitoneal lymph node dissection for high-risk pediatric patients with paratesticular rhabdomyosarcoma by Tomaszewski, Jeffrey J, Sweeney, Danielle D, Kavoussi, Louis R, Ost, Michael C

“…Retroperitoneal lymph node dissection (RPLND) is recommended in children 10 years or older with paratesticular rhabdomyosarcoma (PTRMS). Primary tumors >5 cm…”
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Effect of carbohydrate-electrolyte sports beverages on urinary stone risk factors by Sweeney, Danielle D, Tomaszewski, Jeffrey J, Ricchiuti, Daniel D, Averch, Timothy D

“…We evaluated the effects of consuming carbohydrate-electrolyte sports beverages (Gatorade((R))) on urinary stone risk factors. Twelve normal subjects (5 men, 7…”
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Minimally invasive surgery for urologic disease in children by Sweeney, Danielle D, Smaldone, Marc C, Docimo, Steven G

“…This article is a comprehensive review of the current indications and recent literature pertaining to laparoscopic techniques in pediatric urology. Basic…”
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A tissue‐engineered suburethral sling in an animal model of stress urinary incontinence by Cannon, Tracy W., Sweeney, Danielle D., Conway, Deidre A., Kamo, Izumi, Yoshimura, Naoki, Sacks, Michael, Chancellor, Michael B.

“…OBJECTIVE To create and evaluate the functional effects of a tissue‐engineered sling in an animal model of stress urinary incontinence (SUI). MATERIALS AND…”
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Treatment of postoperative voiding dysfunction following incontinence surgery by Sweeney, Danielle D, Leng, Wendy W

“…Persistent postoperative voiding dysfunction is a known complication following female stress incontinence surgery. Although many variations on surgical…”
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Loss of structural integrity of a coil based ureteral stent by Sweeney, Danielle D, Hayn, Matthew H, Ricchiuti, Daniel, Jackman, Stephen V

“…We present the first reported complication of the Silhouette, (Applied Medical, Santa Margarita, CA) 4 Fr. soft, nitinol coil-reinforced double-J ureteral…”
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Dysfunctional elimination syndrome is a negative predictor for vesicoureteral reflux by Colen, John, Docimo, Steven G., Stanitski, Kate, Sweeney, Danielle D., Wise, Barbara, Brandt, Patricia, Wu, Hsi-Yang

“…We investigated the likelihood of finding vesicoureteral reflux (VUR) in patients with urinary tract infections (UTIs), accompanied by fever or dysfunctional…”
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MP67-01 EARLY PERCEPTIONS OF COVID-19 SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERED BETWEEN LOW-/LOWER-MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES AND HIGH-INCOME COUNTRIES by Ching, Christina B, Crawford, Katherine, Sweeney, Danielle D, Schneck, Francis X

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MP30-02 THE IVU VIRTUAL VISITING PROFESSORSHIP PROGRAM: YOUTUBE AND ITS IMPACT ON GLOBAL HEALTH EDUCATION by Vasilev, Dzhuliyan (Jay), Sweeney, Danielle D., Westrum, Ashley M., Ching, Christina B., Schneck, Francis X., Metzler, Ian S.

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MP30-04 REINTEGRATING A GLOBAL HEALTH PROGRAM TO ON-SITE VISITS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC by Ching, Christina B., Sweeney, Danielle D., Westrum, Ashley M., Fox, Janelle, Haider, Maahum A., McCammon, Kurt A., Metzler, Ian S., Schneck, Francis X.

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MP67-09 ASSESSING TECHNOLOGICAL RESOURCES IN LOW- AND LOWER-MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES: ALIGNING GLOBAL HEALTH PROGRAM EXPECTATIONS AND LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND SUPPORT by Wu, Daniel J, Su, Stephen, Ching, Christina B, Crawford, Katherine, Fox, Janelle, Haider, Maahum, McCammon, Kurt, Metzler, Ian, Schneck, Francis, Sweeney, Danielle D

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MP67-10 REDIRECTING A GLOBAL HEALTH SURGICAL PROGRAM TO REMOTE SUPPORT DURING A PANDEMIC: THE IVU VIRTUAL VISITING PROFESSORSHIP PROGRAM by Das, Sanjay, Burks, Frank, Christensen, Patricia, Costa, Joseph, Crawford, Katherine, Davies, Benjamin, Eggener, Scott, Fox, Janelle, Haider, Maahum, Kalota, Susan, McCammon, Kurt, Metzler, Ian, Richter, Eric, Schneck, Francis X, Smith, Joseph, Stephany, Heidi, Sweeney, Danielle D, Ching, Christina B.

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Treatment of stress urinary incontinence with duloxetine hydrochloride by Sweeney, Danielle D, Chancellor, Michael B

“…Currently, there are no approved medications for the treatment of stress urinary incontinence (SUI) in the United States. The effectiveness of duloxetine in…”
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