The Journal of Urology · 1994 · 47 citations · 12 references
MedicineSurgeryUrologyBladder ManagementUrogenital SurgeryUrologic SurgeryBladder ComplianceBladder Function AssessmentBladder SurgeryIncontinence ManagementUrinary ContinenceUrinary IncontinenceBladder Capacity EstimationBladder Capacity ReductionBladder Capacity RestorationHospital Stay DurationSurgical Outcome AssessmentSurgical Outcome Evaluation
Five patients 18 to 73 years old underwent auto-augmentation for a small capacity, poorly compliant bladder. The mean operative time and hospital stay were 106 minutes and 6 days, respectively. No postoperative complications occurred. Followup ranged from 12 to 82 weeks. Bladder capacity increased from 75 to 310 cc or 40 to 310%. Compliance also improved in all patients. Three patients had reflux preoperatively, which resolved in 1 and improved in 2. Of 4 patients who were incontinent preoperatively 3 became continent postoperatively and extended the interval between catheterizations. Upper tract function has remained stable. No patient required enterocystoplasty to control bladder pressures.
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