Less-invasive hysterocystoplasty technique: experimental study in goat

Research Abstract

The success of this technique can be explained in the light of the mild fibrosis, the remarkable regeneration capacity of the bladder, and absence of severe shrinkage of augmenting patch. Accordingly there was no disturbance of function of the bladder or chronic cystitis. Less-invasive hysterocystoplasty is an acceptable alternative technique for increasing bladder capacity. The technique required simple procedures and avoided the need for intestinal resection and anastomosis, and the direct contact of urine with the mucosa. The degree of fibrosis is acceptable and associated with no clinical disturbance of the bladder function or capacity. Neoplastic changes were not be detected six months post-surgery.

Research Keywords

Medicine, hysterocystoplasty