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We have assessed whether suprapubic endoscopic surgery can be helpful in situations where transurethral access is inadequate, difficult or likely to be associated with urethral damage and have applied a modified version of the well known techniques for creating and dilating a track for percutaneous renal access to the bladder. This method has been used in a series of clinical cases and in certain experimental studies. Assessment of the techniques has allowed their modification and the development of a specially designed access cannula--the St Peter's Hospital cannula.
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