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Use of the Ileal Conduit in Traumatic Paraplegia

Use of the Ileal Conduit in Traumatic Paraplegia Abstract We recently had occasion to treat a case of traumatic paraplegia in which urinary tract complications developed that were of sufficient gravity to endanger the patient's life. An ileal conduit was established with a gratifying result. Since the problem of bladder management in the paraplegic remains, in many instances, an unsolved one, we were prompted to review the literature to determine the current status of this operation in traumatic paraplegia. To our surprise only two or three allusions to its use could be found in a careful review of the American and British literature. It therefore seemed worth while to report this case, and, by a brief survey of the problem of bladder management in the paraplegic, place this procedure in its proper perspective. Report of a Case A 29-year-old farmer was admitted to the Neurosurgical Service of Dr. Samuel P. W. Black at the University Hospital on Feb. 10, References 1. Band, D.: Lesions of the Bladder in Incomplete Paraplegia , Brit. J. Urol. 28:36, 1956.Crossref 2. Brendler, H.; Krueger, E. G.; Lerman, P.; Harper, J. G. M.; Bradley, D.; Berman, M. H.; Hertzberg, A. D.; Lerman, F., and Dean, A. L.: Spinal Root Section in Treatment of Advanced Paraplegic Bladder , J. Urol. 70:223, 1953. 3. Bricker, E. M.: Bladder Substitution After Pelvic Evisceration , S. Clin. North America 30:1511, 1950. 4. Bricker, E. M.; Butcher, H. R., and McAfee, C. A.: Late Results of Bladder Substitution with Isolated Ileal Segments , Surg. Gynec. & Obst. 99:469, 1954. 5. Bricker, E. M.; Butcher, H. R., and McAfee, C. A.: Reappraisal of Ileal Segment Substitution for the Urinary Bladder , Surgery 42:581, 1957. 6. Comarr, A. E.: The Problems of Cord Bladder Rehabilitations , Tr. West. Sect. Am. Urol. A. 23:65, 1956. 7. Cordonnier, J. J.: Ileal Bladder Substitution: An Analysis of 78 Cases , J. Urol. 77:714, 1957. 8. Cordonnier, J. J.: Ileocystostomy for Neurogenic Bladder , J. Urol. 78:605, 1957. 9. Darnanski, M., and Gibbon, N.: The Upper Urinary Tract in the Paraplegic: A Long Term Survey , Brit. J. Urol. 28:23, 1956. 10. Hutch, J. A., and Bunts, R. C.: The Present Urologic Status of the War-Time Paraplegic , J. Urol. 66:218, 1951. 11. Leadbetter, W. F., and Shaffer, F. G.: Ileal Loop Diversion: Its Application to the Treatment of Neurogenic Bladder Dysfunction , J. Urol. 75:470, 1956. 12. Lord, K. H., and Bunts, R. C.: Present Urologic Status of the World War II Paraplegic: 10 Year Followup , J. Urol. 75:66, 1956. 13. Hardy, Brit. J. Urol. 28:62, 1956. 14. Munro, D.: The Rehabilitation of Patients Totally Paralyzed Below the Waist, with Special Reference to Making Them Ambulatory and Capable of Earning Their Living: III. Tidal Drainage, Cystometry and Bladder Training , New England J. Med. 236:223, 1947. 15. Nash, D. F. E.: Ileal Loop Bladder in Congenital Spinal Palsy , Brit. J. Urol. 28:387, 1956. 16. Posniak, A. O.; Weiss, A., and Tobis, J. S.: Management of the Neurogenic Bladder , Arch. Phys. Med. 37:755, 1956. 17. Pyrah, L. N.: The Use of the Ileum in Urology , Brit. J. Urol. 28:335, 1956. 18. Pyrah, L. N.: Use of Segments of Small and Large Intestine in Urological Surgery, with Special Reference to Problem of Ureterocolic Anastomosis , J. Urol. 78:683, 1957. 19. Rickham, P. P.: The Use of the Isolated Ileal Loop in Pediatric Urology , Brit. J. Urol. 28:394, 1956. 20. Ross, J. C.: Treatment of the Bladder in Paraplegia , Brit. J. Urol. 28:14, 1956. 21. Talbot, H. S., and Bunts, R. C.: Late Renal Changes in Paraplegia, Hydronephrosis Due to Vesico-Ureteral Reflux , J. Urol. 61:870, 1949. 22. Ulm, A. H.: Rehabilitation of the Urinary Bladder After Ileal Diversion , Ann. Surg. 148:125, 1958.Crossref http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png A.M.A. Archives Surgery American Medical Association

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Abstract We recently had occasion to treat a case of traumatic paraplegia in which urinary tract complications developed that were of sufficient gravity to endanger the patient's life. An ileal conduit was established with a gratifying result. Since the problem of bladder management in the paraplegic remains, in many instances, an unsolved one, we were prompted to review the literature to determine the current status of this operation in traumatic paraplegia. To our surprise only two or three allusions to its use could be found in a careful review of the American and British literature. It therefore seemed worth while to report this case, and, by a brief survey of the problem of bladder management in the paraplegic, place this procedure in its proper perspective. Report of a Case A 29-year-old farmer was admitted to the Neurosurgical Service of Dr. Samuel P. W. Black at the University Hospital on Feb. 10, References 1. Band, D.: Lesions of the Bladder in Incomplete Paraplegia , Brit. J. Urol. 28:36, 1956.Crossref 2. Brendler, H.; Krueger, E. G.; Lerman, P.; Harper, J. G. M.; Bradley, D.; Berman, M. H.; Hertzberg, A. D.; Lerman, F., and Dean, A. L.: Spinal Root Section in Treatment of Advanced Paraplegic Bladder , J. Urol. 70:223, 1953. 3. Bricker, E. M.: Bladder Substitution After Pelvic Evisceration , S. Clin. North America 30:1511, 1950. 4. Bricker, E. M.; Butcher, H. R., and McAfee, C. A.: Late Results of Bladder Substitution with Isolated Ileal Segments , Surg. Gynec. & Obst. 99:469, 1954. 5. Bricker, E. M.; Butcher, H. R., and McAfee, C. A.: Reappraisal of Ileal Segment Substitution for the Urinary Bladder , Surgery 42:581, 1957. 6. Comarr, A. E.: The Problems of Cord Bladder Rehabilitations , Tr. West. Sect. Am. Urol. A. 23:65, 1956. 7. Cordonnier, J. J.: Ileal Bladder Substitution: An Analysis of 78 Cases , J. Urol. 77:714, 1957. 8. Cordonnier, J. J.: Ileocystostomy for Neurogenic Bladder , J. Urol. 78:605, 1957. 9. Darnanski, M., and Gibbon, N.: The Upper Urinary Tract in the Paraplegic: A Long Term Survey , Brit. J. Urol. 28:23, 1956. 10. Hutch, J. A., and Bunts, R. C.: The Present Urologic Status of the War-Time Paraplegic , J. Urol. 66:218, 1951. 11. Leadbetter, W. F., and Shaffer, F. G.: Ileal Loop Diversion: Its Application to the Treatment of Neurogenic Bladder Dysfunction , J. Urol. 75:470, 1956. 12. Lord, K. H., and Bunts, R. C.: Present Urologic Status of the World War II Paraplegic: 10 Year Followup , J. Urol. 75:66, 1956. 13. Hardy, Brit. J. Urol. 28:62, 1956. 14. Munro, D.: The Rehabilitation of Patients Totally Paralyzed Below the Waist, with Special Reference to Making Them Ambulatory and Capable of Earning Their Living: III. Tidal Drainage, Cystometry and Bladder Training , New England J. Med. 236:223, 1947. 15. Nash, D. F. E.: Ileal Loop Bladder in Congenital Spinal Palsy , Brit. J. Urol. 28:387, 1956. 16. Posniak, A. O.; Weiss, A., and Tobis, J. S.: Management of the Neurogenic Bladder , Arch. Phys. Med. 37:755, 1956. 17. Pyrah, L. N.: The Use of the Ileum in Urology , Brit. J. Urol. 28:335, 1956. 18. Pyrah, L. N.: Use of Segments of Small and Large Intestine in Urological Surgery, with Special Reference to Problem of Ureterocolic Anastomosis , J. Urol. 78:683, 1957. 19. Rickham, P. P.: The Use of the Isolated Ileal Loop in Pediatric Urology , Brit. J. Urol. 28:394, 1956. 20. Ross, J. C.: Treatment of the Bladder in Paraplegia , Brit. J. Urol. 28:14, 1956. 21. Talbot, H. S., and Bunts, R. C.: Late Renal Changes in Paraplegia, Hydronephrosis Due to Vesico-Ureteral Reflux , J. Urol. 61:870, 1949. 22. Ulm, A. H.: Rehabilitation of the Urinary Bladder After Ileal Diversion , Ann. Surg. 148:125, 1958.Crossref

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