J.P. Van Batavia

TL;DR: This study presented one of the largest contemporary series of consecutive pediatric RALPs, and showed an overall success rate of 96%, substantiated the ongoing trend towards the adaptation of robotic-assisted surgery for the entire pediatric population.

TL;DR: GU involvement in SJS/TEN occurred in almost three-quarters of patients and was managed conservatively like other skin/mucosal manifestations and urethral catheterization appeared to be safe, without any short-term or long-term complications.

TL;DR: Use of EPU stents provided a viable alternative, particularly in younger patients, to DJ stenting with comparable success and complications, while avoiding the need for an additional anesthetic.

TL;DR: A TVF was a valid alternative to orchiectomy for torsed testicles, albeit with high testicular atrophy rates, and for ischemia times >24 h, TVF may still have preserved testicular viability in two-thirds of cases.

TL;DR: Ipsilateral ureteroureterostomy is a safe, definitive surgical intervention that preserves the renal architecture in children with duplex collecting systems regardless of upper pole function.