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A surgical model of composite cystoplasty with cultured urothelial cells: a controlled study of gross outcome and urothelial phenotype.

BJU international - 1 Mar 2004

Fraser M, Thomas D F, Pitt E, Harnden P, Trejdosiewicz L K, Southgate J

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OBJECTIVES: To study the outcome of composite cystoplasty using cultured urothelial cells combined with de-epithelialized colon or uterus in a porcine surgical model, using appropriate controls, and to characterize the neo-epithelium created by composite cystoplasty. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Urothe...

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PMID: 15008741
DOI: 10.1111/j.1464-410x.2003.04675.x

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