British Journal of Urology · 1984 · 12 citations · 4 references
Urogenital RadiologyUrological ResearchUrologyVoiding DysfunctionUreteric SegmentsPartial-thickness Bladder GraftsSmooth Muscle RegenerationVeterinary SurgeryVeterinary ScienceSmall Animal Internal MedicineSurgeryModified Davis TechniqueAnatomyAutologous BladderReconstructive UrologyMedicine
In 14 dogs, using a modified Davis technique, excised segments of ureters were replaced by free, partial-thickness bladder grafts vascularised by omentum. Eight of the 14 dogs had satisfactory radiological appearances of the operated upper tracts at 12 months, and 9 of the 14 were unobstructed urodynamically at this time. Graft segments did not appear to contract. Urothelial and smooth muscle regeneration was observed.
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