KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION IN CHILDREN WITH URINARY DIVERSION OR BLADDER AUGMENTATION
Authors:
- The Urologic Society For Transplantation And Vascular SurgeryTSThe Urologic Society For Transplantation And Vascular Surgery
- 1 June 2001
- journal article
- Published by Wolters Kluwer Health in Journal of Urology
- Vol. 165 (6 Part 2) , 2265-2268
Abstract
Conclusions Drainage of transplanted kidneys into an augmented bladder or urinary conduit is an appropriate management strategy when the native bladder is unsuitable or absent. Patients with kidney transplants drained into augmented bladder or urinary conduit are at increased risk for urine infection. Graft survival is not adversely affected compared to historical controls when a kidney transplant is drained into a urinary conduit or augmented bladder.Keywords
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