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BLADDER NECK RECONSTRUCTION IN CHILDREN

Urologic Clinics of North America, 1999
Bladder neck reconstruction in children is a challenging undertaking. Goals must be established for each patient, either continence or dryness. Knowledge of the various types of bladder neck reconstructive procedures and what they are designed to do is important when considering bladder neck reconstruction.
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Bladder-Neck Sclerosis in Children

Urologia Internationalis, 2010
We present our experience in 11 cases of bladder-neck sclerosis in children. The diagnosis was established by mictional ureterocystography. The therapeutic treatment involved opening of the bladder and incision of the back lip of the neck, at the same time performing Young’s Y–V plasty.
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THE ANATOMY AND FUNCTION OF THE BLADDER NECK

British Journal of Urology, 1966
SUMMARY
E A, Tanagho, D R, Smith
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Female bladder neck incision

Urology, 1990
Bladder neck resection or incision in the female is not a new urologic procedure; however, it has not been widely accepted because of poor results and complications. From January to December, 1986, ten such operations have been performed on females with obstructive uropathy.
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PERCUTANEOUS BLADDER NECK SUSPENSION

Urologic Clinics of North America, 1996
The early results after PBNS are extremely encouraging. The procedure is easy to learn, is performed rapidly on an outpatient basis under local anesthesia if desired, and has minimal postoperative morbidity. Continued objective follow up is critical to define the long-term efficacy of this promising technique.
G E, Leach, R, Appell
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Bladder Neck Obstruction in Women

Journal of Urology, 1987
Bladder neck obstruction in women is rare. The symptoms are confounding and nonspecific. The diagnosis depends on demonstrating poor uroflow, a detrusor contraction of adequate magnitude and duration, and radiographic evidence of obstruction at the vesical neck. We treated successfully 3 women with vesical neck obstruction by transurethral vesical neck
S L, Axelrod, J G, Blaivas
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Bladder Neck Incision for Female Bladder Neck Obstruction: Long-term Outcomes

Urology, 2014
To evaluate the long-term outcomes of bladder neck incision (BNI) for primary bladder neck obstruction in women.Eighty-four women were diagnosed on the basis of videourodynamic study. BNI was performed for each patient, with incisions made at 2 different sites on the bladder neck.Follow-up data were available for 6-78 months (average, 27.4 ...
Peng, Zhang, Zhi-Jin, Wu, Ling, Xu, Yong, Yang, Ning, Zhang, Xiao-Dong, Zhang   +5 more
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A Subjective and Urodynamic Assessment of Unilateral Bladder Neck Incision for Bladder Neck Obstruction

British Journal of Urology, 1982
Summary— Thirty‐eight patients with bladder neck obstruction were treated by unilateral bladder neck incision. Good subjective and urodynamic results were obtained in 33 patients. Retrograde ejaculation occurred in 1 6% of the patients on recommencing sexual activity.
C U, Moisey, T P, Stephenson, C, Evans
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Bladder Neck Obstructions In Children

JAMA, 1964
Two hundred eighty-five consecutive cases of bladder neck obstruction encountered over a four-year period were reviewed, including difficult cases of bladder neck dysfunction and nonobstructive ureteral reflux. The condition of 90% of the patients was improved and controlled by conservative means, ie, mainly urethral dilations and prolonged medication.
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THE BLADDER NECK

The Lancet, 1955
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