An Intestinal Valve in Urinary Diversion

An Appliance‐free Ileocaecal Urinary Diversion: Preliminary Communication

“…The hypokalaemia noted may occur with any uretero-intestinal anastomoses (Williams et al, 1967), but hyperchloraemic acidosis, recurrent pyelonephritis and stricture formation at the uretero-ileal anastomoses should continue to be less than after ureterosigmoidostomy or ureteroileosigmoidostomy (Pinck, 1969;Moors et al, 1973), and an appliance-free life seems preferable to the established methods of urinary skin diversion.…”

Antireflux Ureteroileosigmoidostomy by Means of Ileal Intussusception

“…It is also important to mention that Moors et al (8) es tablished in their experimental studies that ureteroileosig moidostomy with antireflux ileosigmoidostomy by means of a nipple did not give any better results than the com monly used ureterosigmoidostomy (Coffey's operation). patient died 6 months after surgery from cancer dissemina tion.…”