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Purpose : To evaluate clinical characteristics of ileal neobladder as orthotopic bladder
substitution, we examined the urodynamic characteristics, clinical symptoms and
radiologic findings of 11 patients who had undergone ileal nobladder substitution
following cystectomy or cystoprostatectomy.
Materials and Methods : From February 1993 to July 1996, 11 patients underwent
lower urinary tract reconstruction with ileal neobladder. Cystectomy or
cystoprostatectomy was done, and reservoirs were connected to the proximal urethra or
urethrovesical junction. Urodynamic and radiologic studies were performed to evaluate
neobladder function and upper tract. Clinical symptoms were evaluated via a detailed
patient questionaire.
Results : Mean cystometric capacity was 434m1(293-640m1). All patients voided by
Valsalva maneuver and achieved good peak flow rates(mean value was 22.6m1/sec). Of
the patients 10 emptied bladder to near completion with a mean post-void residual of
30m1, while 1 had post-void residuals of 110m1 The neobladder demonstrated good
compliance for the storage of urine Phasic neobladder contractions were present during
filling cystometrography. While the number of phasic contractions increased at higher
neobladder volumes, the mean length and mean pressure of phasic contractions were not
Increased a higher neobladder volumes. Daytime continence was obtained in all
patients(100%), while nighttime continence was achieved in 8 patients (73%). Of these 8
nighttime continent patients, 4 patients(50%) had to void at least once a night to keep
dry. No difference was found in any urodynamic parameter between nighttime continent
and incontinent patients. There was no difference in any important urodynamic
parameter between patients who had and had not received post-operative chemotherapy.
Renal function, based on serum creatinine levels, had remained stable and no significant
electrolyte or acid-base imbalance was found in all patients. Voiding cystourethrograms
obtained in 9 patients revealed 3 patients(33%) had grades ¥±-¥²/V reflux IVP in 9
patients revealed hydronephrosis in 1/18(5.5%) of renal units.
Conclusions : Neobladder constructed from detubularized ileum achieves adequate
capacity at low pressures with a satisfactory continence rate. We conclude that
neobladder may be the best choice of urinary diversion after cystectomy in the aspect of
quality of life. (Korean J Urol 1998; 39: 704¡­8)

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Urinary diversion; Neobladder; lleum;

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