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Neuromodulation : Journal of the International Neuromodulation Society|November 23, 2017
Home-Based Transabdominal Interferential Electrical Stimulation for Six Months Improves Paediatric Slow Transit Constipation (STC)Yee Ian Yik, John Hutson, Bridget Southwell
ANZ Journal of Surgery|October 31, 2008
Update on congenital versus acquired undescended testes: incidence, diagnosis and managementTamara Bonney, John Hutson, Bridget Southwell, et al.
Journal of Pediatric Surgery|December 17, 2009
Mullerian-inhibiting substance deficiency in transgenic mice interferes with postnatal germ cell development: clues for understanding infertility in cryptorchidismRangga Prasetyo, Pamela Farmer, Ian McLennan, et al.
Journal of Pediatric Surgery|February 24, 2009
Orchidopexy trends in the paediatric population of Victoria, 1999-2006Tamara Bonney, Bridget Southwell, Susan Donnath, et al.
The Journal of Urology|October 16, 2014
Postnatal germ cell development during mini-puberty in the mouse does not require androgen receptor: implications for managing cryptorchidismRuili Li, Amanda Vannitamby, Jorien Meijer, et al.
Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology|June 16, 2005
Pilot study using transcutaneous electrical stimulation (interferential current) to treat chronic treatment-resistant constipation and soiling in childrenJanet Chase, Val J Robertson, Bridget Southwell, et al.
Journal of Pediatric Surgery|August 17, 2011
Androgen and estrogen receptor expression in the spinal segments of the genitofemoral nerve during testicular descentTamara Nation, Silverton Buraundi, Adam Balic, et al.
The Journal of Urology|September 10, 2013
Immunofluorescent analysis of testicular biopsies with germ cell and Sertoli cell markers shows significant MVH negative germ cell depletion with older age at orchiopexyRuili Li, Jorgen Thorup, Cong Sun, et al.
Journal of Pediatric Surgery|February 16, 2010
Hidden in plain sight: the mammary line in males may be the missing link regulating inguinoscrotal testicular descentAdam Balic, Tamara Nation, Silverton Buraundi, et al.
Journal of Pediatric Surgery|December 17, 2009
The antiandrogen flutamide perturbs inguinoscrotal testicular descent in the rat and suggests a link with mammary developmentTamara Nation, Adam Balic, Silverton Buraundi, et al.
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