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1. ILEOCYSTOPLASTY FOR TUBERCULOUS CONTRACTED BLADDER

Author

HABA, Takuma, FURUKAWA, Motoaki, HASEGAWA, Suezo, MATSUDA, Itsuko, ARAI, Kyoko, ISHII, Takao, and ABE, Akira

Subjects
Tuberculosis, Urogenital/surgery, Ileostomy, Urinary Bladder/surgery, BLADDER/surgery, 494.9
Abstract

Ileocystoplasty was performed in five patients wi t h tuberculous contracted bladder, and the satisfactory clinical results were obtained in increasing the vesical capacity and lessening frequency of urination. Postoperatively, blood chemistry showed no serious unbalance in electrolytes. Serum chloride level, however, somewhat elevated after a considerable period. Because the presence of hydronephrosis and or residual urine tends to impair renal function, voiding must be complete as possible so that no residual urine exists. Ileocystoplasty was thus proved to be one of the most reliable ways of enlarging the vesical capacity.

Published
1962

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Author

HABA, Takuma, FURUKAWA, Motoaki, HASEGAWA, Suezo, MATSUDA, Itsuko, ARAI, Kyoko, ISHII, Takao, ABE, Akira, HABA, Takuma, FURUKAWA, Motoaki, HASEGAWA, Suezo, MATSUDA, Itsuko, ARAI, Kyoko, ISHII, Takao, and ABE, Akira

Abstract

Ileocystoplasty was performed in five patients wi t h tuberculous contracted bladder, and the satisfactory clinical results were obtained in increasing the vesical capacity and lessening frequency of urination. Postoperatively, blood chemistry showed no serious unbalance in electrolytes. Serum chloride level, however, somewhat elevated after a considerable period. Because the presence of hydronephrosis and or residual urine tends to impair renal function, voiding must be complete as possible so that no residual urine exists. Ileocystoplasty was thus proved to be one of the most reliable ways of enlarging the vesical capacity.

Published
1962

16. [Enervation of the tuberculous bladder].

Author

LOCKHART J

Subjects
Humans, Abdominal Cavity, Tuberculosis, Tuberculosis, Urogenital surgery, Urinary Bladder, Urogenital Surgical Procedures
Published
1957

23. [Ileoplasty in urology].

Author

UHLIR K

Subjects
Humans, Ileum transplantation, Tuberculosis, Tuberculosis, Urogenital surgery, Urology
Published
1960

24. [Surgery of urinary tuberculosis].

Author

TRABUCCO A

Subjects
Humans, Tuberculosis, Tuberculosis, Urogenital surgery, Urinary Tract Infections, Urogenital Surgical Procedures
Published
1953

27. [Surgery of bladder pain].

Author

BOURQUE JP

Subjects
Humans, Pain, Sympathectomy, Tuberculosis, Tuberculosis, Urogenital surgery, Urinary Bladder surgery, Urogenital Surgical Procedures, Urologic Surgical Procedures
Published
1959

32. [Dynamics of the bladder after ileocystoplasty].

Author

GIONGO V and ANZOLETTI A

Subjects
Humans, Tuberculosis, Tuberculosis, Urogenital surgery, Urinary Bladder, Urogenital Surgical Procedures, Urologic Surgical Procedures
Published
1957

36. Indications for surgical treatment in genito-urinary tuberculosis.

Author

THOMAS GJ

Subjects
Humans, Male, Postoperative Period, Kidney, Latent Tuberculosis, Postoperative Care, Prostate, Tuberculosis, Renal, Tuberculosis, Urogenital surgery, Ureter, Urinary Bladder, Urogenital Surgical Procedures
Abstract

Proper methods of surgical treatment effect arrest of localized tuberculosis in 90 per cent of cases, but as early and latent renal tuberculosis can be controlled in 50 per cent of cases by conservative treatment, careful deliberation as to choice of method of treatment is necessary in each case. In some circumstances, operation is definitely contraindicated. These observations apply also to tuberculosis elsewhere in the urogenital tract. When surgical treatment is carried out, careful preoperative and postoperative medical care is an important factor.The primary site of urogenital tuberculosis is the kidney, from which organ the infection spreads to the ureter, the bladder and the prostate gland. The prostate gland is the initial site of invasion in the genital tract, extension to other genital structures following. This sequence of infection is an important consideration in determining the management of urogenital tuberculosis.

Published
1952

40. Primary pelvic tuberculosis.

Author

ROJO OJ

Subjects
Pelvis, Tuberculosis, Tuberculosis, Urogenital surgery, Urogenital Surgical Procedures
Published
1951

41. [Ileocystoplasty; unpublished Spanish cases].

Author

DE VEGA F, CRESPO R, and VILLACE SEVILLANO C

Subjects
Humans, Ileum surgery, Kidney, Tuberculosis, Tuberculosis, Renal complications, Tuberculosis, Urogenital surgery, Urinary Bladder
Published
1957

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