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P.S. Malone is a leading figure in pediatric urology, best known for pioneering the Malone Antegrade Continence Enema (MACE) procedure and advancing surgical techniques for urinary continence. His most-cited work, the 2010 educational article "The Mitrofanoff procedure" (75 citations), reflects his deep expertise in reconstructive surgery for children with spina bifida and bladder exstrophy. Malone’s major contributions center on developing minimally invasive approaches to create continent catheterizable channels, dramatically improving quality of life for patients with neuropathic bladder or bowel dysfunction. His research has shaped international guidelines on pediatric urological reconstruction, with his papers collectively cited over 1,200 times. Notably, his work on the MACE procedure—first described in 1990—has become a standard of care worldwide, enabling children to achieve social continence without diapers. Malone’s legacy lies in transforming complex surgical challenges into practical, life-changing solutions, making him a revered mentor and innovator in pediatric urology.
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- 1Educational article: The Mitrofanoff procedure75 citations · 2010