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Omental Sleeve to Prevent Recurrent Retroperitoneal Fibrosis around the Ureter

G. C. Tresidder, John P. Blandy, Manmeet Mahinderjit Singh

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(1) After ureterolysis for retroperitoneal fibrosis we recommend wrapping the ureter up in a sheath of great omentum. (2) This technique prevented the return of fibrosis around the ureter in 11 of 12 ureters: in the 12th the fibrous tissue recurred just where the omentum had not been made to cover the ureter.

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(1) After ureterolysis for retroperitoneal fibrosis we recommend wrapping the ureter up in a sheath of great omentum. (2) This technique prevented the return of fibrosis around the ureter in 11 of 12 ureters: in the 12th the fibrous tissue recurred just where the omentum had not been made to cover the ureter.

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(1) After ureterolysis for retroperitoneal fibrosis we recommend wrapping the ureter up in a sheath of great omentum. (2) This technique prevented the return of fibrosis around the ureter in 11 of 12 ureters: in the 12th the fibrous tissue recurred just where the omentum had not been made to cover the ureter.

Key concepts: Ureterolysis, Ureter, Medicine, Retroperitoneal fibrosis, Fibrosis, Surgery, Greater omentum, Urology

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