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The appendix can successfully replace parts of the right ureter, maintaining kidney function without obstruction. This study supports its use as a ureteral substitute in select pediatric cases.

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Area of Science:

Urology
Pediatric Surgery
Surgical Innovation

Background:

The appendix has been explored as a potential substitute for damaged or missing sections of the ureter.
Right ureteral reconstruction presents unique challenges in pediatric cases.