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Treatment of urinary tract stones by Wickham, J E

“…Replacement of open surgery with minimally invasive techniques for treating stones in the renal tract has greatly reduced patients' morbidity and mortality and…”
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A surgeon robot prostatectomy--a laboratory evaluation by Davies, B L, Hibberd, R D, Coptcoat, M J, Wickham, J E

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The Probot--an active robot for prostate resection by Harris, S J, Arambula-Cosio, F, Mei, Q, Hibberd, R D, Davies, B L, Wickham, J E, Nathan, M S, Kundu, B

“…As men age, their prostates can enlarge, causing urinary difficulty. Surgery to correct this [transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP)] is a skilled and…”
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Idiopathic retroperitoneal fibrosis. A retrospective analysis of 60 cases by Baker, L R, Mallinson, W J, Gregory, M C, Menzies, E A, Cattell, W R, Whitfield, H N, Hendry, W F, Wickham, J E, Joekes, A M

“…Sixty patients with idiopathic retroperitoneal fibrosis presenting between 1965 and 1984 are reviewed. Their mean age at presentation was 56 years and the…”
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Endoscopic management of upper urinary tract stones by Payne, S R, Ford, T F, Wickham, J E

“…Since 1981, 525 renal and ureteric calculi have been removed with percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCN) or transurethral ureteroscopy as the primary modalities of…”
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The development and application of a new surgical device--the Endoscopic Liquidiser and Surgical Aspirator (ELSA) by Ison, K T, Coptcoat, M J, Timoney, A, Wickham, J E

“…Modern surgery is looking for ways to carry out procedures which limit unnecessary damage to the patient. This means, in practice, using smaller incisions and…”
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Future developments by WICKHAM, J. E. A

“…Future developments in the world of medicine, including those involving vision systems, instrumentation, radiology, robotics, microengineering, patient…”
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Percutaneous cholecystolithotomy by Kellett, M J, Wickham, J E A, Russell, R C G

“…A percutaneous method was used to remove stones from otherwise normal gall bladders, as assessed by cholecystography and ultrasonography. The procedure was…”
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Balloon dilatation of the prostate: technique and early results by Keane, P F, Charig, C R, Hudd, C, Shah, P J, Kellett, M J, Boyle, J, Wickham, J E, O'Donoghue, E P

“…Fourteen men with outflow obstruction were treated by balloon dilatation of the prostatic urethra using 25 and 30 mm balloon catheters. Significant improvement…”
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The development of a surgeon robot for prostatectomies by Davies, B L, Hibberd, R D, Ng, W S, Timoney, A G, Wickham, J E

“…The removal of prostatic tissue through transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) is an operation that can require considerable skill from a surgeon as…”
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Renal tract stone: metabolic basis and clinical practice / edited by J.E.A. Wickham, A. Colin Buck by Wickham, J. E. A, Buck, A. Colin

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Electrohydraulic nephrolithotripsy: a preferable alternative to ultrasound by Miller, R A, Payne, S R, Wickham, J E

“…Three hundred patients have undergone percutaneous nephrolithotomy in our unit; 66 required disintegration of their renal calculi, 24 by electrohydraulic…”
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Hydrophilic graft copolymers: a new concept in urological surgery by Miller, R A, Ramsay, J W, Wickham, J E

“…Hydrophilic graft copolymers are derived from hydrophobic polymers which have been copolymerized and then grafted by radiation initiation so that they become…”
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Principles and practice of sedation: edited by J.G. Whitwam, R.F. McCloy ; foreword by J.E.A. Wickham by Whitwam, J. G, McCloy, Rory, Wickham, J. E. A

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Percutaneous cholecystolithotomy: the first 60 patients by Chiverton, S G, Inglis, J A, Hudd, C, Kellett, M J, Russell, R C, Wickham, J E

“…OBJECTIVE--To assess the feasibility and possible complications of percutaneous removal of gall stones. DESIGN--Prospective study of the first 60 patients…”
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An introduction to minimally invasive therapy by Wickham, J E

“…Minimally invasive therapy (MIT) has as its basic premise the reduction of iatrogenic trauma to the patient by surgeon, physician or radiologist. This approach…”
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The changing practice of percutaneous stone surgery. Review of 1000 cases 1981-1988 by Jones, D J, Russell, G L, Kellett, M J, Wickham, J E

“…A review was carried out on 1000 cases of percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL), Group 1 (500), 1981-1985, being compared with Group 2 (500), 1985-1988. Previous…”
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The development of a laser and a miniaturised ureteroscope system for ureteric stone management by WATSON, G. M, WICKHAM, J. E. A

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Percutaneous nephrolithotomy: one stage or two? by Wickham, J E, Miller, R A, Kellett, M J, Payne, S R

“…Two hundred and fifty cases of percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PNL) are described. One hundred and fifty cases were treated in two stages, 100 in a single stage…”
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Percutaneous cholecystolithotomy by Kellett, M J, Russell, R C, Wickham, J E

“…A single-stage method of percutaneous removal of gallstones is presented which was adapted from our experience with percutaneous nephrolithotomy. It is…”
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