Yvonne Y. Chan

Assistant Professor

University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

United States

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Yvonne Y. Chan is an Assistant Professor at The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in the United States. Her research focuses on pediatric urology, quality improvement in surgical procedures, and long-term outcomes related to bladder and urinary function. Recent publications include studies on testicular torsion, bladder outlet procedures, and the impact of spina bifida on young adults.

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Shane Batie

Assistant Professor

University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

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Khalid Aziz

Professor Emeritus

University of Alberta

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JOHN ZHONG

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University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

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Eric Kurzrock

department of urology university of california davis sacramento california usa

UNITED STATES

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Leveraging NSQIPP testicular torsion process measures: Initial survey of the NSQIPP testicular torsion collaborative

Bladder outlet procedures without augmentation cystoplasty: Long-term outcomes and association of preoperative bladder compliance with subsequent augmentation cystoplasty or urinary diversion and DMSA abnormalities

Ambulatory status and sexual function and activity in young adults with spina bifida

Emergent robot-to-open conversion – Multidisciplinary simulation training in crisis management

Response to correspondence regarding “Emergent robot-to-open conversion-multidisciplinary simulation training in crisis management”

Training the next generation of quality improvement champions in pediatric urology: A virtual program co-sponsored by the journal of pediatric urology

Ureteral stent extraction strings in children: Stratifying the risk of post operative urinary tract infection

Clinical utility and interrater reliability of video urodynamics in children with isolated fibrolipoma of filum terminale

Urethral pyogenic granuloma in a pediatric patient

Autologous regeneration of blood vessels in urinary bladder matrices provides early perfusion after transplant to the bladder

Streamlining surgical trays for common pediatric urology Procedures: A quality improvement initiative

Implementation and sustainability of an enhanced recovery pathway in pediatric bladder reconstruction: Flexibility, commitment, teamwork

Utilization of and barriers to enhanced recovery pathway implementation in pediatric urology

Effects of Anti‐Inflammatory Nanofibers on Urethral Healing

Association between intra-operative meatal mismatch and urethrocutaneous fistula development in hypospadias repair

Challenging proximal hypospadias repairs: An evolution of technique for two stage repairs

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Shane Batie

Khalid Aziz

JOHN ZHONG

Eric Kurzrock

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