Publications by authors named "Mark Quiring"

Purpose: Accurate measurement of renal mass size is crucial in the management of renal cancer. With the burdensome cost of imaging yet its need for management, a better understanding of the variability among patients when determining mass size remains of urgent importance. Current guidelines on optimal imaging are limited, especially with respect to body mass index (BMI).

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  • Metacarpal fractures are a common issue in orthopedics, and this study examines the use of the ExsoMed INnate nail for intramedullary fixation as a treatment option that may promote quicker recovery and fewer complications.
  • A review of 37 patients with 44 metacarpals showed an average recovery timeframe of about 5.5 weeks for healing and 6.3 weeks to return to full activity, with most patients maintaining good range of motion post-surgery.
  • While the technique demonstrated low major complication rates, 22% of patients experienced issues, including bent screws linked to postoperative punching activities, highlighting the need for caution in post-surgical behavior.
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Introduction: Vesicoureteral reflux (VUR) is a common urologic condition affecting approximately 1% of all children. Surgical success often depends on the grade of VUR, as patients with grades 4 or 5 have been have a greater risk for postoperative complications. Unplanned urinary catheter placement (UCP) postoperatively and prolonged length of hospital stay (LOS) are indicative of unexpected complications.

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Background: Ureteral reimplantation remains the primary surgical method used for patients with vesicoureteral reflux (VUR). Cystoscopy is commonly performed first to visualize anatomy and rule out possible abnormalities. Urine cultures may also be obtained.

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Giant multilocular prostatic cystadenoma (GMC) is an extremely rare, benign tumor seen in both adult and pediatric males. The neoplasm originates from prostatic tissue and is typically found within the rectovesical pouch, varying in both size and morphology. Microscopically, GMC contains both glandular and cystic prostatic tissue lined by cuboidal and columnar epithelium.

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