Factors predicting the need for vaginal replacement at the time of primary reconstruction of a cloacal malformation
Alejandra Vilanova-Sánchez(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Richard J. Wood(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Devin R. Halleran(Oregon Health & Science University), Kate McCracken(University of Michigan), Hira Ahmad(The Ohio State University), Marc A. Levitt(Center for Children), Carlos A. Reck-Burneo(Medical University of Vienna), Alessandra C. Gasior(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Laura Weaver(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Jordon Jaggers(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Alison Akers(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Geri Hewitt(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Rebecca M. Rentea(Children's Mercy Hospital)
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