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Advances in sliding clip renorrhaphy for partial nephrectomy

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Partial nephrectomy aims to provide both effective oncological management and renal function preservation. Surgical complications pertaining to the defect created during a partial nephrectomy include haemorrhage and urinary leak. We explore advances in techniques for managing the defect created during a partial nephrectomy (renorrhaphy).

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Homewood, D., Fay, T., Tan, N. et al. Advances in sliding clip renorrhaphy for partial nephrectomy. Nat Rev Urol (2024). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41585-024-00906-7

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