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Simultaneous Placement of Fecal and Urinary Continent Channel Stomas In The Umbilicus: Single-Center Experience

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By Raquel Quintanilla Verified, Cinthia Galvez, Daniel E. Nassau, María Suárez Verified
| Journal of Pediatric Urology Verified
In patients with urinary continent channel (UCC) and Malone Antegrade Continent Enema (MACE) procedures, two separate abdominal stomas are needed. The umbilicus is a preferred site for single channel stomas given the ability to conceal the stoma. However, there are no studies describing outcomes of both stomas being created in the umbilicus. We aimed to describe our experience in patients who underwent UCC and MACE stomas both placed in the umbilicus.
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Totally robotic intracorporeal Monti-Yang continent Ileovesicostomy in patient with previous robotic surgery - technique description

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By Miami Beach, Cinthia Galvez, Diana M. Lopategui, Laura Horodyski
| Journal of Pediatric Urology Verified
Summary We present a video case report of a pediatric patient with previous robotic abdominal surgery who underwent robotic assisted Monti-Yang continent ileovesicostomy. This 10-year-old female had a history of spina bifida, with previous myelomeningocele repair and ventriculoperitoneal shunt as an infant and robotic-assisted Malone procedure and artificial urethral sphincter placed 4 years ago.
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