In patients who had a cystectomy with known urinary diversion type, in unadjusted analysis, the continent diversion group had better fracture-free survival than patients with incontinent diversion ...

Urinary diversion makes a new channel or pouch from your bowels for pee to exit your body. Most people recover after a few months, but other alternatives can help spare your bladder. Cystectomy is ...

Bladder cancer is when a tumor grows in your bladder, a pouch-like organ that stores ... Radical cystectomy with urinary diversion. This is done when the cancer has moved into the layer of muscle ...

A significant discrepancy exists between patient preference for continent diversions and the prevalence of noncontinent diversions, indicating factors beyond patient choice. Disease, physiological, ...

Urostomy With Catheter Drainage A continent diversion does not require a urostomy bag. Instead, it involves using a urinary catheter—either a straight (standard) catheter or a Foley catheter—to drain ...

Understand the basics of bladder cancer, from risk factors and diagnosis to the various treatment and urinary diversion options available ... routinely performed since the 1950s. The internal pouch ...

Trial findings bolster guideline recommendations limiting perioperative antibiotic prophylaxis to 24 hours or less for cystectomy with urinary diversion. Perioperative antibiotic prophylaxis that ...

The applied urinary diversion was suited to the patient's age, risk factors and tumor size. Continent and incontinent urinary diversions were constructed from the terminal ileum in the form of a pouch ...

Baseline demographics included the patient's age, gender, BMI, smoking status, bladder cancer status, history of diabetes mellitus, type of urinary diversion (ileal conduit, neobladder, or Indiana ...

Urinary diversion is managed with either an ileal conduit (IC ... With an IC, urine drains continuously from the ureters through the stomal opening into an external collection pouch. Patient education ...

The Indiana pouch can be performed on patients who wish to avoid a stoma but are not candidates or are unwilling for orthotopic neobladder. Patient selection based on clinical and oncologic factors is ...