"Robotic surgery has some major advantages. One that rises to the top is that your magnification is anywhere from 10x-15x higher," according to Laurence S. Baskin, MD.
Laurence Baskin, MD
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Articles by Laurence Baskin, MD
Laurence Baskin, MD, presents the case of a baby boy who had a tough forceps delivery, with accompanying sonographic images.
A 16-year-old female presents with irritative voiding symptoms progressing to “urinary retention.” Evaluation with a renal, bladder, pelvic sonogram shows two normal kidneys. What is the differential diagnosis?
A 3-month old baby born with atypical genitalia has an XY karyotype. The baby undergoes diagnostic laparoscopy. The baby is doing clinically well without medication.
A 5-year-old girl is evaluated for recurrent urinary tract infections and lower abdomen pain. A kidney, ureter, and bladder x-ray and computed tomography are obtained.
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- [Quiz]: Voiding symptoms progressing to retention
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- Quiz: Pediatric recurrent UTIs, abdomen pain
Published: March 23rd 2017 | Updated:
- [Quiz]: Baby born with atypical genitalia, XY karyotype
Published: June 15th 2017 | Updated:
- Quiz: Baby boy with difficult forceps delivery
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