[Use of isolated intestinal segments in surgical treatment of radiation-induced lesions of the urinary tract].
O B Loran, Л А Синякова, A V Seregin, Tverdokhlebov Ne, Dovlatov Za, Tekeev Ma
Abstract
O B Loran, Л А Синякова, A V Seregin, Tverdokhlebov Ne, Dovlatov Za, Tekeev Ma
Abstract
Fifteen females with various radiation-induced lesions of the urinary tract (urinary fistulas alone or in combination with uni- or bilateral ureteral strictures) received surgical treatment using isolated intestinal segments. The above surgical intervention reestablished natural urination in 9 patients. They were relieved from continuous urine leakage into the vagina and/or from nephrostomas. Heterotopic urine derivation was performed in 6 patients. Thus, restoration of natural urination in most patients with postradiation lesions can be performed only in usage of isolated intestinal segments. In some cases heterotopic urine derivation is indicated.
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Fifteen females with various radiation-induced lesions of the urinary tract (urinary fistulas alone or in combination with uni- or bilateral ureteral strictures) received surgical treatment using isolated intestinal segments. The above surgical intervention reestablished natural urination in 9 patients. They were relieved from continuous urine leakage into the vagina and/or from nephrostomas. Heterotopic urine derivation was performed in 6 patients. Thus, restoration of natural urination in most patients with postradiation lesions can be performed only in usage of isolated intestinal segments. In some cases heterotopic urine derivation is indicated.
Key concepts: Urination, Urine, Urinary system, Medicine, Surgery, Vagina, Urology, Internal medicine