[Urologic complications of Crohn disease]

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1980
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Abstract
A report on urologic complications of Crohn's disease observed in 9 out of 51 operated patients. Primary resection of the diseased bowel segment is of decisive importance in the treatment of these vesicoenteric fistulae or ureteric stenoses. Additional ureterolysis is required only in case of extens …
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Authors Thiele H;Lampe HJ;Trede M;Ludwig G;;
Journal der chirurg; zeitschrift fur alle gebiete der operativen medizen
Year 1980
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National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine adult female male middle aged English Abstract pmid:7398484 h thiele h j lampe g ludwig crohn disease / complications* crohn disease / surgery cystitis / etiology intestinal fistula / etiology retroperitoneal fibrosis / etiology ureteral obstruction / etiology urinary bladder fistula / etiology urologic diseases / etiology*

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