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Bladder Neck Reconstruction: Long-term Followup of Reconstruction With Omentum and Silicone Sheath

Journal of Urology, 1996
In 1986 we reported the placement of a silicone sheath sandwiched between layers of omentum around a newly reconstructed bladder neck. We now present long-term followup of 94 cases of silicone sheath bladder neck reconstruction.A total of 94 silicone sheaths was placed in 84 patients between August 1983 and October 1992. We retrospectively reviewed our
G F, Quimby, D A, Diamond, Y, Mor, Z, Zaidi, P G, Ransley   +4 more
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Robotic Bladder Neck Reconstruction With Mitrofanoff Appendicovesicostomy in a Neurogenic Bladder Patient

Urology, 2020
Robot-assisted laparoscopic (RAL) techniques for the management of neurogenic bladder involves complex procedures using lower urinary tract and bowel. When medical therapy fails, surgery aims to preserve upper tract function and social continence.1 Traditionally, the procedure was performed in an open approach, but newer minimally-invasive techniques ...
Maria Veronica Rodriguez, Aaron Wallace, Mohan S. Gundeti   +2 more
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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 reconstruction in classic bladder exstrophy: the role of osteotomy in the development of continence

BJU International, 2000
Objective To assess the role of osteotomy at the time of bladder neck reconstruction (BNR) for continence in classic bladder exstrophy, in which closure of the pelvic ring and reconstitution of the pelvic diaphragm may affect eventual continence. Patients
Ranjiv Mathews, P D Sponseller, R D Jeffs   +2 more
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Robotic Transvesical Bladder Neck Reconstruction

Videourology (New Rochelle, N Y )
Introduction: Robotic-assisted laparoscopic bladder neck reconstruction is a useful option for definitive surgical management of a bladder neck contracture or vesicourethral anastomotic stenosis in patients who underwent prior robotic prostatectomy.
Daniel Eun, Connor K McPartland
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Tanagho Bladder Neck Reconstruction in the Treatment of Adult Incontinence

The Journal of Urology, 1995
We studied the effectiveness of tubularized bladder neck reconstruction in the treatment of 8 patients with complex incontinence using urodynamic and clinical methods. The patients had undergone Tanagho bladder neck reconstruction within the last 10 years.
P V, Gallagher, J K, Mellon, P D, Ramsden, D E, Neal   +3 more
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A Technique for Bladder Neck Reconstruction in Exstrophy: The Cinch

Journal of Urology, 1990
A surgical modification of the Young-Dees-Leadbetter procedure for bladder neck reconstruction is presented. The procedure uses a bladder muscle flap devoid of mucosa as a cinch to encircle and compress the reconstructed neourethra, increasing urethral resistance and helping to achieve continence in patients with bladder exstrophy.
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Female bladder neck reconstruction anatomic and physiologic approach

Urology, 1985
Postoperative scarring of the bladder neck and urethra after failed anti-incontinence surgery in the female can seriously disrupt the normal mechanisms of bladder storage and emptying. We have analyzed and treated this problem in 10 selected female patients.
S L, Goldenberg, H, Fenster, M G, McLoughlin   +2 more
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Bladder Neck Reconstruction for Retrograde Ejaculation

1980
The ejaculatory process may be divided into two phases, the pre-ejaculatory or emission phase and the ejaculatory phase. During emission, secretions from the periurethral glands, the seminal vesicles, and the prostate are deposited in the posterior urethra.
A. D. Jenkins, S. S. Howards
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Bladder Neck Reconstruction Using an Anterior Bladder Flap in Post-Prostatectomy Incontinence

Journal of Urology, 1985
Bladder neck reconstruction using an anterior bladder flap was used in 10 patients with total diurnal urinary incontinence, persistent 1 year after suprapubic (n = 6) or transurethral (n = 4) prostatectomy. 8 patients achieved symptomatic improvement, 6 of them with excellent or good results.
L, Boccon-Gibod, G, Benoit, A, Steg
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