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Larger urethral catheter size leads to fossa navicularis stricture formation in robotic radical prostatectomy
Fossa navicularis strictures following radical prostatectomy are reported infrequently. We recently experienced a series of fossa strictures following robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy (RLP). We describe herein our experience to prevent fossa strictures and to determine its etiologic facto
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