neobladder

neobladder
Surgically constricted (usually using stomach or intestine) replacement for urinary bladder.

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neo·blad·der (ne″o-bladґər) an artificial reservoir for urine created as continent urinary diversion to replace the bladder following cystectomy, constructed from a detubularized bowel segment or from a segment of the stomach, with implantation of the ureters and urethra. Called also continent urinary reservoir.

Medical dictionary. 2011.

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  • Camey neobladder — Ca·mey neobladder (kah maґ) [Maurice Camey, French urologist, 20th century] see under neobladder …   Medical dictionary

  • Hautmann neobladder — Haut·mann neobladder (houtґmahn) [Richard E. Hautmann, German urologist, late 20th century] see under neobladder …   Medical dictionary

  • Hautmann neobladder — a type of orthotopic ileal neobladder constructed from a W shaped section of ileum. Construction of Hautmann neobladder. (A), A segment of terminal ileum is isolated and incised on the antimesenteric border. (B), The ileum is arranged into an M… …   Medical dictionary

  • Studer neobladder — Stu·der neobladder (shtooґdər) [Urs E. Studer, Swiss urologist, late 20th century] see under neobladder …   Medical dictionary

  • Camey neobladder — a formerly widely used type of ileal neobladder made from a U shaped section of ileum …   Medical dictionary

  • ileal neobladder — a neobladder made from a section of ileum; called also continent ileal reservoir …   Medical dictionary

  • orthotopic neobladder — a neobladder that is in the normal anatomical position of the bladder, with discharge of urine through the urethra …   Medical dictionary

  • Studer neobladder — a low pressure type of orthotopic ileal neobladder …   Medical dictionary

  • continent urinary reservoir — neobladder …   Medical dictionary

  • Urinary diversion — Intervention ICD 9 CM 56.71 MeSH D014547 Urinary diversion is any one of several surgical procedures to reroute urin …   Wikipedia

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