[Prune belly syndrome, a secondary urethral functional obstruction due to prostatic hypoplasia]
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[Prune belly syndrome, a secondary urethral functional obstruction due to prostatic hypoplasia]
Abstract
The authors describe their experience of "prune belly syndrome" about 7 personal cases. The major signs are abdominal muscle aplasia or hypoplasia, cryptorchidix, and severe urinary tract malformations. The first evenment of the malformation sequence is a prostatic hypoplasia with functional obstruction of the urethra. Abdominal muscle aplasia is a secondary point of variable aetiology.
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