Diagnosis & Pre-Surgical Evaluation

• Urology consultation and detailed medical history
• Physical examination, blood tests, imaging studies (ultrasound, X-ray, CT/MRI)
• Cystoscopy and urodynamic testing to assess bladder function
• Assessment of kidney health and overall surgical fitness

Pre-Surgery Preparations

• Review and adjustment of medications, including those affecting bleeding
• Pre-anaesthesia evaluation and fasting before surgery
• Discussion of the surgical approach (open or minimally invasive/robotic) and the bowel segment to be used

Procedure

• Creation of an opening in the bladder
• Removal and preparation of a segment of intestine
• Attachment of the bowel segment to the bladder to increase capacity
• Performed under general anaesthesia

Post-Surgical Recovery

• Hospital monitoring, pain management, and catheter care
• Gradual return to normal activities and bladder training
• Monitoring for infection, leakage, or other complications

Long-Term Follow-Up

• Regular urology follow-ups and kidney function monitoring
• Ongoing bladder management and catheterisation guidance if needed
• Lifestyle adjustments and long-term monitoring for metabolic or urinary complications

• Neurogenic bladder caused by spinal cord injury or neurological disorders
• Congenital bladder abnormalities, such as bladder exstrophy or spina bifida
• Severely reduced bladder capacity
• A high-pressure bladder that may damage the kidneys
• Severe urinary incontinence not responding to medications
• Chronic bladder dysfunction requiring long-term catheterisation

• Standard (Open) Cystoplasty: Traditional open surgery to enlarge the bladder using a segment of the intestine.
• Laparoscopic Cystoplasty: Minimally invasive approach using small incisions and a camera.
• Robotic-Assisted Cystoplasty: Robot-guided minimally invasive surgery for enhanced precision and faster recovery.

• Urodynamic studies for bladder function assessment
• Cystoscopy for evaluation of bladder structure
• Urinary catheter placement (temporary or long-term)
• Creation of a catheterizable stoma (Mitrofanoff procedure), if required
• Ureteric reimplantation in cases of reflux
• Postoperative bladder irrigation and training procedures

• Increased Bladder Capacity
• Improved Continence
• Protection of Kidney Function
• Enhanced Quality of Life
• Enhanced Quality of Life
• Reduced UTIs

• Increased bladder capacity and improved urine storage
• Reduced urinary leakage and improved continence
• Lower bladder pressure helps protect kidney function
• Decreased urinary urgency, frequency, and bladder discomfort
• Reduced risk of recurrent urinary tract infections in selected patients
• Improved quality of life and daily independence
• Better long-term bladder control with appropriate bladder training and follow-up

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