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Risk of Uretero-Intestinal Anastomotic Stricture in Orthotopic Bladder Substitution
S. Roth, C. Weinstock, H. van Ahlen, A. Semjonow, D. B. Leusmann, L. Hertle · Aktuelle Urologie · 1996 · Heft S 1 · S. 61-64
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1996
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Summary: If one accepts that antirefluxive ureteral reimplantation in low pressure intestinal reservoirs is necessary, an important question is which antirefluxeive technique has the lowest stenosis rate? We retrospectively analyzed our data from 106 patients who underwent orthotopic bladder substituion using the techniques according to Hautmann and Studer. 74 patients were operated on with the Hautmann technique. Out of 142 reimplanted renal units, anastomotic stricture occurred in 29 ureters (20.4 %). In 1 further patient obstruction occurred due to local tumor recurrence. 83.3 % of these obstructions arose du…
Schlagworte
Bladder substitution
Urinary diversion
Complications
Obstructive nephropathy
Ureterointestinal implantation
Anastomotic stricture
Tumor
Aktuelle Urologie
