Urinary Diversion: Scientific Foundations and Clinical Practice

Completely revised under the new editorship of Karl Kreder and Anthony Stone, this text covers all aspects of urinary diversion. Offering numerous illustrations, it sets out the scientific principles of diversionary surgery and also provides step-by-step guidance on the various operative procedures. Broken down into seven major sections, the text starts with an historical review of urinary diversion techniques, and includes sections on physiological considerations, orthotopic bladder replacement, urinary diversion to an abdominal stoma, techniques that use the anus for continence, the prevention of reflux, and future trends in artificial bladder construction.

Table of Contents:
Foreword Preface INTRODUCTION History of Urinary Diversion Techniques, L.M. Pérez and G.D. Webster Anatomy of the Stomach, Small and Large Bowel as it Applies to Urinary Tract Reconstruction, J. Ramon PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF THE USE OF BOWEL SEGMENTS IN THE URINARY TRACT Metabolic Implications and Electrolyte Disturbances, C. Tanrikut and W.S. McDougal The Mechanics of Tubular and Detubularized Bowel for Bladder Substitution, M. Colding-Jørgensen and K. Steven Bacteriuria in Patients with Reconstructed Lower Urinary Tracts, B. Wullt and W. Månsson Structural and Functional Changes of the Gastrointestinal Mucosa in Contact with Urine, W. Månsson, T. Davidsson, and R. Willén Renal Function Considerations in Bladder Substitution, J.C. Djurhuus, J. Frøkiær, and L.L. Christensen Bone Mineralization after Urinary Diversion, T. Davidsson, K. Obrant, and B. Lindergård Problem of Secondary Malignancy after Urinary Diversion and Cystoplasty, J. Latini and K.J. Kreder The Effect of Enterocystoplasty on Skeletal Development in Children, M.M. Nguyen and E.A. Kurzrock Bowel Dysfunction Following Enterocystoplasty, S.D. Mark and G.D. Webster ORTHOTOPIC BLADDER REPLACEMENT Nomenclature Classification of Urinary Diversion, C. Chapple and R. Turner-Warwick Patient Selection Criteria for Orthotopic Bladder Replacement, S.R. Mindrup and B.R. Konety Ileal Neobladders: Camey II, Hautmann, Kock, E.J. Wright Ileal Reservoir, F.C. Burkhard, C. Varol, and U.E. Studer Ileocolonic Reservoirs: Mainz, Le Bag, D. Schultz-Lampel, A. Lampel, and J.W. Thüroff Bladder Replacement with Detubularized Right Colon, T. Greenwell, D. Andrich, and A. Mundy Sigmoid Neobladder, J.M. Latini The Gastric continent Urinary Reservoir, M.E. Mitchell and M. Horowitz Orthotopic Bladder Replacement in Women, C.T. Lee and J.E. Montie Bladder and Bowel Replacement after Total Pelvic Exenteration, D. Esrig, J.A. Freeman, and D.G. Skinner Voiding Function and Continence Following Orthotopic Diversion, K. Walsh CONTINENT URINARY DIVERSION TO AN ABDOMINAL STOMA The Continent Kock and T-pouch Reservoirs: Crossover Techniques, J.P. Stein and D.G. Skinner Continent Urostomy with Hydraulic valve, A. Benchekroun Right Colon Reservoir Using a Tapered Ileal Outlet, R.G. Rowland and A.C. McGregor The Mitrofanoff Principle in Continent Urinary Diversion, C.S. Cooper and H.M. Snyder, III In Situ Modification of the Mitrofanoff Principle, E.W. Gerharz and H. Riedmiller The Monti Principle in Continent Urinary Diversion, P.S.J. Malone, R. Babu, and M.A. Koyle TECHNIQUES THAT USE THE ANUS FOR CONTINENCE Ureterosigmoidostomy and Mainz Pouch II, M. Fisch, J.W. Thüroff, and R. Hohenfellner Urinary Diversion to the Modified Rectal Bladder: An Anal Sphincter-Controlled Bladder Aubstitute, H. Abol-Enein and M.A. Ghoneim PREVENTION OF REFLUX Is Reflux Prevention Necessary in Urinary Diversion? M.L. Guralnik Reflux Prevention with Intussuscepted Nipple Valves and Tunnels, A.C. Grabowski and L.K. Carr The Le Duc-Camey Method for Reflux Prevention, A. Le Duc and M. Camey Use of the Split-Cuff Nipple Technique for Ureteral Reimplantation, R. Hovey and A.R. Stone CONDUIT URINARY DIVERSION Ileal Conduit Urinary Diversion, C.E. Iselin Colon Conduit Diversion and Special Considerations in Radiated Patients, J.A. Costa Special Considerations in Neurogenic Bladder Patients, T. Nambirajan and I.K. Walsh Troubleshooting the Problematic Patient after Conduit Urinary Diversion, V. Tse Laparoscopic Bladder Augmentation, R.R. Rackley, J.B. Abdelmalak, A.S. Elazab, and S.P. Vasavada Index

Review :
"a unique new book covering nearly all aspects of urinary diversion. Internationally known authors have come together to provide a thorough review of state-of-the-art urinary diversion techniques. covers historical aspects, physiology, and very practical information, such as patient selection before urinary diversion, which makes it useful to a wide range of medical personnel. particularly useful to all urology teaching programs and physicians or other professionals involved in managing patients with urinary diversion." -- Mark S. Austenfeld, MD, University of Kansas School of Medicine, for Doody Review Services