Details regarding patient age, sex, etiology, length discrepancy, surgery, lengthening details and complications were tabulated (see Table 1).
Collected data included the age, gender, etiology, length of hospitalization, APACHE II score at admission, local and organ/systemic complications of the patients.
We assessed functionality and safety of an authorized tissue-engineered oral mucosa graft (TEOMG) under routine practice in stricture recurrences of any etiology, location, length and severity (real-world data).
For failure, analyzed factors were patient's age, stricture etiology, stricture length, stricture location, previous interventions, type of operation, and presence of a suprapubic catheter.
Nevertheless, urethroplasty is associated with a failure rate of 10 50%, depending on stricture etiology, stricture length, previous interventions, and the type of technique used [ 3– 6].
However, there were no major differences in location, etiology or stricture length between the 3 groups studied.
The patients were matched based on age, sex, amount of lengthening, and the etiology of leg length discrepancy.
The patients were matched based on age, sex, amount of lengthening, and the etiology of leg length discrepancy (Table 1).
This study investigates fluoxetine (FLX) exposure as an etiology for altered gestational length and adverse pregnancy outcomes.
The mortality rate is high, ranging between 50 90%, and depends on the etiology, the degree and length of ischemic bowel segments, and the amount of time between the clinical onset of symptoms and the establishment of diagnosis [2 6], so an early diagnosis and treatment are essential to improve the outcome [5, 7].
All of these patients had a congenital etiology for their leg-length discrepancy.
