Ileal urinary diversion in conjunction with renal homotransplantation

Kelly, William D.; Merkel, Frederick K.; Markland, Colin

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“…En 1966 Kelly et al 1 describieron con resultados exitosos la ureteroileostomía cutánea como derivación urinaria para pacientes subsidiarios de trasplante renal y con TUI alterado. Hasta ese momento en estos pacientes estaba contraindicado el trasplante renal.…”

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Trasplante renal en pacientes con enterocistoplastia

et al. 2003

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Trasplante renal en pacientes con enterocistoplastia

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“…Renal transplantation into an abnormal urinary tract was known as early as 1966, when Kelly transplanted a kidney draining into an ileal conduit [S]. The options for urinary drainage after careful urodynamic assessment is either into an augmented bladder with clean intermittent catheterisation or into a lowpressure conduit to a collection appliance [1][2][3]5]. Careful preoperative assessments include urodynamic studies and a retrograde cystogram when indicated.…”

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Long-term adult renal graft outcome after ureteric drainage into an augmented bladder or ileal conduit

Abusin¹,

Rix²,

Mohammed³

et al. 1998

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Patients with an augmented or diverted urinary system are considered higher risk recipients in view of increased technical problems and infective complications. We studied the long‐term renal graft function and survival in patients with a pretransplant ileal conduit or ileal/caecocystoplasty. Between 1986 and 1997, 14 of 1253 (1.1 %) renal transplant recipients had their transplant ureters anastomosed into an abnormal urinary tract. These consisted of ten ileal conduits and four ileal/caecocystoplasties. Median follow up was 42 months (range 1–156). All ten ileal conduits were discharged with a functioning graft. There was one graft loss chronic rejection and one cardiac death. The median creatinine level was 130 mmol/1 and 50% have a urinary infection. All the patients with an ileal/caecocystoplasty were discharged with a functioning graft and these are still functioning; median creatinine of 132 mmol/1 and 75 % have a urinary infection. One‐ and 3‐year graft survival was 93 % and 86%. We conclude that the long‐term outcome of renal transplantation in carefully assessed patients with an abnormal urinary tract is satisfactory despite a high incidence of urinary infection.

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“…Üriner diversiyon yapılan renal transplantlı hastalarda kronik bakteriüri varlığının böbrek fonksiyonlarını etkilemediği çalışmalarla gösterilmiştir. Ayrıca, uygun seçilmiş ileal konduitli hastalara renal transplantasyon dikkatlice uygulanabileceği gösterilmiştir (20,21). Üriner diversiyon sonrası böbrek yetmezliği gelişme riski, işlem öncesi normal böbrek fonksiyonlarına sahip hastalarda beş yılın üzerinde yaklaşık %16'dır (22).…”

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Metabolic Changes Developing During Urinary Intestinal Diversion after Radical Cystectomy

Erdem¹,

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2015

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Ileal urinary diversion in conjunction with renal homotransplantation

Cited by 18 publications

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Trasplante renal en pacientes con enterocistoplastia

Trasplante renal en pacientes con enterocistoplastia

Long-term adult renal graft outcome after ureteric drainage into an augmented bladder or ileal conduit

Metabolic Changes Developing During Urinary Intestinal Diversion after Radical Cystectomy

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