Abstract:To the editor,Authors reviewed the current literature on augmentation anterior urethroplasty choosing for a detailed analysis of large groups of patients from leading centres in which long-term postoperative observation time is performed. They hypothesized that good long-term results are far below the commonly quoted 85%. In conclusion, the authors stated that the success of augmentation urethroplasty in the long-term (after more than 100 months of follow-up) appears to keep deteriorating (1). Very exact stati… Show more
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