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. 1995;29(4):199-203.

[Augmentation enterocystoplasty. Apropos of 15 cases]

[Article in French]
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[Augmentation enterocystoplasty. Apropos of 15 cases]

[Article in French]
S Benjelloun et al. Ann Urol (Paris). 1995.

Abstract

We reviewed the efficacy of augmentation enterocystoplasty about 15 cases, based on technical modalities and intestinal loop used. There were 10 tuberculosis bladders, 2 bilharzial bladders, 2 interstitial cystitis and one neurogenic bladder. We used for bladder augmentation the sigmoid (7 cases), ileum (6 cases) and coeco-ileum (2 cases). Ureteroileoplasty is associated in three cases for large tuberculous ureteral stenosis, and reimplantation of ureter in the neobladder is realised in seven cases. The results with detubularized ileum were excellent. We observed in one patient persistence of dilatation of upper urinary tract after use of detubularized sigmoid. The results with use of ileocoecum are poor. We observed good results by using detubularized ileum, so we prefer this intestinal loop than the others. There was no significative difference between different detubularisation technics. Reimplantation of ureter inneobladder is indicated when there is terminal ureteral lesions.

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