Fenestrated cisternae in the Golgi apparatus of the epididymis.
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The presence of fenestrated capillaries in the papillary layer of the enamel organ.
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Fenestrated venules of the large salivary glands.
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Presence of fenestrated capillaries in the skin.
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Bacterial flora in the duodenum of patients after biliary fenestration.
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Observations on the treatment of traumatic urethral injuries and the value of the fenestrated urethral catheter.
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Partial resection and fenestration in the treatment of polycystic liver disease.
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Treatment of lymphocele in renal transplant recipients by laparoscopic fenestration after transcutaneous staining.
Lymphocele is a rare cause of impairment of graft function after renal transplantation. Treatment ranges from external drainage to laparoscopic internal marsupialization. A therapeutic approach to the treatment of symptomatic lymphocele is described, which employs external drainage, if necessary followed by methylene blue staining and laparoscopic internal drainage, should conservative treatment fail. Five patients developed post-transplant lymphocele of varying size and were treated according to this protocol. Identification of the blue lymphocele at laparoscopy was straightforward and complete marsupialization was performed. After a mean follow-up of 8.4 months all patients are free from symptoms and have well functioning grafts.
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Treatment of lymphocele in renal transplant recipients by laparoscopic fenestration after transcutaneous staining.
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Laparoscopic fenestration of symptomatic non-parasitic cysts of the liver.
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Long-term outcome after laparoscopic fenestration of symptomatic simple cysts of the liver.
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Catheter-based device closure of Fontan fenestrations.
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Facilitated drainage of pericardial effusion with a fenestrated pigtail catheter and sheath system.
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Adaptive problems and possibilities in the temporal fenestration of tetrapod skulls.
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The response of the fenestrated vessels of the small intestine of rats to application of mustard oil.
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The degree and functional significance of the escape of marker particles from small blood vessels with fenestrated endothelium.
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Laparoscopic treatment of lymphoceles following kidney transplantation by intraperitoneal fenestration and omentoplasty.
The recent development of endoscopic surgery and its use in treating several abdominal and thoracic surgical pathologies lead us to suggest its application in the treatment of posttransplant lymphoceles. The authors report two cases treated by the laparoscopic approach. Recurrence occurred in one of them. The technique is described and its place among other therapeutic modalities is discussed.
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