Indonesian Journal of Urology
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THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN COLLAGEN, INFLAMMATION, AND FIBROSIS WITH MAXIMUM URINARY FLOW RATE IN HYPOSPADIAS PATIENTS AFTER URETHROPLASTY
Introduction: Hypospadias repair may cause long-term urinary dysfunction. Collagen, inflammation, and fibrosis may influence urethral healing and urinary flow, but their association with postoperative Qmax remains unclear. Objective: This study aims to investigate the relationship between collagen,
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