Surgical Film Library-Urinary Reconstruction Using Enterocystoplasty After Partial Cystectomy in Surgical Recurrence of Cervical Cancer

Urinary Reconstruction Using Enterocystoplasty After Partial Cystectomy in Surgical Recurrence of Cervical Cancer

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Video Summary

This video details a surgical case of urinary reconstruction using enterocystoplasty after partial cystectomy in a 40-year-old woman with recurrent cervical cancer. Initially treated with chemoradiotherapy, she experienced local recurrence. The procedure involved ureter mobilization, ureteral stent placement, radical hysterectomy with partial cystectomy, and omentoplasty to prevent fistulas. A 10 cm ileal loop was selected, detubularized, and anastomosed to the bladder to restore urinary function. Blue dye testing and CT scan confirmed no fistulas post-surgery. The video comprehensively outlines this complex reconstruction in 10 steps, highlighting careful tissue handling and restoration techniques.

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Anne-Sophie Navarro, France

Meta Tag

Procedure Type Bladder resection

Route Open

Skill Level Expert

Surgical Location Pelvis

Keywords

Open

Pelvis

Bladder resection

Expert

enterocystoplasty

partial cystectomy

recurrent cervical cancer

ureteral stent

omentoplasty

Anne-Sophie Navarro