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Primärer vesikoureteraler Reflux

Die wirksamste Therapieoption wählen

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Die derzeitige Diskussion zum vesikoureteralen Reflux bewegt sich zwischen diagnostischem Nihilismus und invasiver Therapie. Gemeinsames Ziel aller derzeit konkurrierenden diagnostischen Strategien und Therapieansätze ist es, pyelonephritische Nierenschädigungen mit dem wirksamsten und gleichzeitig am wenigsten belastenden Konzept zu verhindern.

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Stein, R., Ziesel, C., Rubenwolf, P. et al. Die wirksamste Therapieoption wählen. Pädiatrie 27, 24–34 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15014-015-0309-z

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