[Ureteral duplication in a boy].

Smail Acimi; Hafida Haouari; Nouria Malah

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[Ureteral duplication in a boy].

Smail Acimi·Hafida Haouari·Nouria Malah

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The authors report the case of a 2-year-old boy presenting with a rare form of urethral duplication (Effmann and Lebowitz type III) associated with other urinary tract abnormalities and renal failure. This child died despite appropriate therapeutic management.

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Abnormalities, Multiple Child, Preschool Fatal Outcome Humans Male Renal Insufficiency Ureter Urinary Bladder Case Reports English Abstract Journal Article

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Smail Acimi, Hafida Haouari, Nouria Malah. 2003. [Ureteral duplication in a boy].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14650310/

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