Urethral length in female infants and its relevance in the repair of cloaca
Devin R. Halleran(Oregon Health & Science University), Richard J. Wood(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Kate McCracken(University of Michigan), Christina B. Ching(Nationwide Children's Hospital), D. Gregory Bates(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Daniel DaJusta(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Marc A. Levitt(Center for Children), Alejandra Vilanova-Sánchez(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Benjamin P. Thompson(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Rebecca M. Rentea(Children's Mercy Hospital), Geri Hewitt(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Molly Fuchs(Nationwide Children's Hospital)
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