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• W2103677467 abstract "Objective To investigate the long-term outcome of ileal ureteric replacement using a proximal antirefluxing technique for the treatment of long-segment ureteric strictures. Patients and methods Between January 1997 and December 2013, 41 patients with a long ureteral stricture or defect and 3 patients with unilateral mid-lower ureteral cancer (20 bilateral and 24 unilateral, 28 males and 16 females) were treated by ureteral substitution using a proximal antirefluxing technique. The distal part of the upper ureter (4 cm) was fixed between the psoas muscle and the ileal segment (the iliopsoas tunnel technique). The distal ileum was connected to the urinary bladder with an end-to-side anastomosis. A successful outcome was defined as the absence of major complications, worsening baseline renal function, metabolic derangements, or obstruction. Results One patient with unilateral mid-lower ureteral cancer died 3 years postoperatively because of metastasis, and the remaining 43 patients were followed for 12-180 months (mean 69 months). Intravenous urography showed that the hydronephrosis improved significantly or disappeared after 6-12 months in 34 patients, with improvement in 9 patients. Cystography showed no evidence of ileoureteral reflux. Seven patients needed long-term oral alkalization to prevent hyperchloremic acidosis. Conclusion In our experience, outcomes following subtotal ureteric replacement are encouraging. The ileal ureter replacement by the proximal antirefluxing technique appears to be a reliable procedure for treating long-segment ureteral stricture and preservation of renal function. To investigate the long-term outcome of ileal ureteric replacement using a proximal antirefluxing technique for the treatment of long-segment ureteric strictures. Between January 1997 and December 2013, 41 patients with a long ureteral stricture or defect and 3 patients with unilateral mid-lower ureteral cancer (20 bilateral and 24 unilateral, 28 males and 16 females) were treated by ureteral substitution using a proximal antirefluxing technique. The distal part of the upper ureter (4 cm) was fixed between the psoas muscle and the ileal segment (the iliopsoas tunnel technique). The distal ileum was connected to the urinary bladder with an end-to-side anastomosis. A successful outcome was defined as the absence of major complications, worsening baseline renal function, metabolic derangements, or obstruction. One patient with unilateral mid-lower ureteral cancer died 3 years postoperatively because of metastasis, and the remaining 43 patients were followed for 12-180 months (mean 69 months). Intravenous urography showed that the hydronephrosis improved significantly or disappeared after 6-12 months in 34 patients, with improvement in 9 patients. Cystography showed no evidence of ileoureteral reflux. Seven patients needed long-term oral alkalization to prevent hyperchloremic acidosis. In our experience, outcomes following subtotal ureteric replacement are encouraging. The ileal ureter replacement by the proximal antirefluxing technique appears to be a reliable procedure for treating long-segment ureteral stricture and preservation of renal function." @default.
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• W2103677467 title "Long-term Outcome of Ileal Ureteric Replacement With an Iliopsoas Muscle Tunnel Antirefluxing Technique for the Treatment of Long-segment Ureteric Strictures" @default.
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