Is nephroureterectomy necessary in all cases of upper tract transitional cell carcinoma? Long-term results of conservative endourologic management of upper tract transitional cell carcinoma in individuals with a normal contralateral kidney
Authors:
- Joseph W SeguraJSJoseph W Segura
- Deborah LightnerDLDeborah Lightner
- David E PattersonDPDavid E Patterson
- Michael L BluteMBMichael L Blute
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