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The rate of urinary continence achieved with complete primary repair compares favorably to that of staged repair for exstrophy. Complete primary repair also minimizes the number of surgical procedures required to achieve urinary continence and potentiates bladder neck function that permits bladder cycling in year 1 of life. The complication rates of these techniques are significantly lower than those reported in previous series of primary closure of exstrophy.
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