Search for: [Abstract = "six failures in G1 and three in G2 \(p = 0.147\). Of the Anderson\-Hynes LPs, 1\/19 in G1 and 3\/58 in G2 required reintervention \(p = 1\). For Fenger LPs, this was 4\/16 and 0\/2, respectively \(p = 1\). Only one patient required reoperation after vascular hitch. Conclusions Medical history focusing on the function of the LUT should be taken in all toiled\-trained children before pyeloplasty. If case of LUTD or if any infravesical abnormality is found, internal diversion should probably be avoided. Special attention must be paid to bladder function in the postoperative period. Crossing vessels should be meticulously looked for during pyeloplasty in older children and adults. Dismembered LP with dorsal transposition and cephalad translocation are comparable methods in terms of success rate for treatment of UPJ obstruction in those patients. Critical internal analysis is essential to improve the overall outcomes of LP. The surgeons’ learning curve reflects their experience with regard to the entire therapeutic process, but not their manual skills."]

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