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Continent Catheterizable Diversion

Known as: Continent Non-Orthotopic Catheterizable Diversion 
Continent urinary diversion procedure in which the surgically-created pouch requires a catheter to be inserted to drain the urine.
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2020
2020
The search for continence in bladder exstrophy: Bladder neck transection and Macedo catheterizable reservoir to augment the nativebladder.
2018
2018
Stricture Urethra in Children: An Indian Perspective
Background: Pediatric urethral stricture and its treatment have functional implications in the growing child. Subjects and… 
2014
2014
Continent catheterizable vesicostomy in adults: Initial experience at a Scandinavian tertiary referral centre
Abstract Objective. The aim of this study was to present the initial experience of continent catheterizable vesicostomy at a… 
2013
2013
A neosphincter for continent urinary catheterizable channels made from rectus abdominal muscle (Yachia principle): preliminary clinical experience in children.
2010
2010
654 UMBILICAL ROTATION: A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR PROVIDING A TENSION-FREE CUTANEOUS FIXATION FOR CONTINENT CATHETERIZABLE VESICOSTOMY
2008
2008
Clean intermittent catheterization in children through a continent catheterizable channel: a developing country experience.
1997
1997
Intermittent self-catheterization by quadriplegic patients via a catheterizable Mitrofanoff channel.
1997
1997
A continence procedure using a single ureter as a nonrefluxing ureter and catheterizable neourethra.
Review
1995
Review
1995
The Mitrofanoff catheterizable channel: patient acceptance.
A review of our experience with the Mitrofanoff catheterizable channel, with emphasis on patient acceptance and preference, is… 
1995
1995
The mitrofanoff catheterizable channel: Patient acceptance
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