Case – Ex-vivo aneurysm resection, autotransplantation, and aortorenal bypass in a solitary kidney with fibromuscular dysplasia

Authors

  • Gautamn Sarwal Division of Vascular Surgery University of British Columbia
  • Hilary L. Brotherhood Department of Urological Sciences University of British Columbia
  • Edmund C.P. Chedgy Department of Urological Sciences University of British Columbia
  • David C. Taylor Division of Vascular Surgery Vancouver General Hospital University of British Columbia
  • Alex G. Kavanagh Department of Urological Sciences Vancouver General Hospital University of British Columbia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5489/cuaj.5133

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Author Biographies

Gautamn Sarwal, Division of Vascular Surgery University of British Columbia

PGY-III

Vascular & EndoVascular Surgery

University of British Columbia

Hilary L. Brotherhood, Department of Urological Sciences University of British Columbia

PGY-V

Urological Surgery

University of British Columbia

Edmund C.P. Chedgy, Department of Urological Sciences University of British Columbia

Urological Oncology Fellow

Vancouver General Hospital

 

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Published

2018-05-14

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Sarwal, G., Brotherhood, H. L., Chedgy, E. C., Taylor, D. C., & Kavanagh, A. G. (2018). Case – Ex-vivo aneurysm resection, autotransplantation, and aortorenal bypass in a solitary kidney with fibromuscular dysplasia. Canadian Urological Association Journal, 12(9), E421–4. https://doi.org/10.5489/cuaj.5133

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Vol. 12 No. 9 (2018): CUAJ September

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Residents' Room

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