Abstract
For more than a century surgeons have tried to devise an ideal method for urinary diversion. The ideal urinary diversion should substitute for the functions of the lower urinary tract without jeopardising the integrity of the upper urinary tract. Thus, the following requirements should be fulfilled:
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Collection and storage of urine should occur under low pressure.
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The substitute should provide continence and be easy to empty at convenient intervals.
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Reflux to the upper urinary tract must be avoided.
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Storage of urine should not imply metabolic disturbances.
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Norlén, L.J., Philipson, B.M., Kock, N.G. (1988). The Continent Ileal Reservoir (Kock Pouch) in Urinary Diversion. In: Gingell, J.C., Abrams, P.H. (eds) Controversies and Innovations in Urological Surgery. Clinical Practice in Urology. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-3142-7_29
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