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Urinary Reservoirs

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Urinary Diversion

Part of the book series: Clinical Practice in Urology ((PRACTICE UROLOG))

Abstract

Is it worthwhile for our patients, to try and develop an appliance-free urinary diversion, with a urinary reservoir, to be emptied by self-catheterisation? This is a challenging question and justifies a small number of urologists throughout the world studying a choice of viscus from which a urinary reservoir can be constructed, with modifications in technique to try and make this type of diversion a viable alternative to urinary conduits.

If surgeons are to have a more radical approach to total cystectomy... it would be clinically acceptable to surgeons and socially acceptable to patients if better methodsof urinary diversion could be offered. (Blandy 1964)

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    Michael Handley Ashken BSc, MS, FRCS (Consultant Urologist) (Consultant Urologist)

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Ashken, M.H. (1982). Urinary Reservoirs. In: Ashken, M.H. (eds) Urinary Diversion. Clinical Practice in Urology. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-1320-1_6

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