2ND STAGE RECONFIGURATION OF CAMEY-I ILEAL BLADDER IMPROVES ITS URODYNAMIC AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Second stage reconfiguration of Camey I neobladder with intact ileal loop was performed in 3 patients due to poor functional results and associated complications requiring reintervention. Neobladder capacity increased from a mean volume of 240 to 593 mt, maximum endoluminal pressure decreased from a mean value of 86 to 29 mm water, and night-time incontinence uniformly disappeared. Loop detubularization and reconfiguration, therefore, results in marked improvement of the clinical and urodynamic characteristics of Camey I ileal neobladder.