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[PECULIARITIES OF METHOD AND RESULTS OF PLASTY, USING INTESTINAL SEGMENT, FOR IATROGENIC INJURY OF URETER].

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    Area of Science:

    • Urology
    • Surgical Reconstruction
    • Gastrointestinal Surgery

    Context:

    • Iatrogenic ureteral injury (IIU) presents complex reconstructive challenges.
    • Preserving renal function is paramount in managing IIU.
    • Intestinal segments are utilized for ureteric reconstruction when irreversible changes occur.

    Purpose:

    • To evaluate the efficacy of different antireflux techniques in ureteric reconstruction using intestinal segments.
    • To compare the incidence of bladder-intestinal reflux following wrap formation versus intraileal plasty.
    • To identify optimal surgical strategies for preventing complications after ureteric reconstruction.

    Summary:

    • Fifty-three patients with IIU underwent ureteric reconstruction using intestinal segments.
    • Antireflux measures included distal intestinal mucosa wrap formation (35 patients) or intraileal plasty (18 patients).
    • Intraileal plasty resulted in a significantly lower incidence of bladder-intestinal reflux (11.1%) compared to wrap formation (37.1%).

    Impact:

    • Intraileal plasty is a superior technique for preventing bladder-intestinal reflux after intestinal ureteric reconstruction.
    • This finding can guide surgical decision-making to improve patient outcomes and reduce complications.
    • Enhanced functional outcomes and reduced morbidity are expected with the adoption of this technique.