Urinary diversion and bladder reconstruction/replacement using intestinal segments for intractable incontinence or following cystectomy.

Keyphrases

• Bladder Reconstruction 100%
• Cystectomy 100%
• Urinary Diversion 100%
• Paired Analysis 30%
• Nocturnal Incontinence 30%
• Continent Diversion 30%
• Intestinal Stenosis 20%
• Refluxing 20%
• Small Clinical Trials 20%
• Upper Urinary Tract Infection 20%
• Review Authors 20%
• Neurogenic Bladder 10%
• Orthotopic Diversion 10%
• Rectal Reservoir 10%
• Methodological Quality 10%
• Daytime Urinary Incontinence 10%
• Risk of Bias 10%
• Chronic Inflammatory Diseases 10%
• Colon 10%
• Interstitial Cystitis 10%
• Daytime Incontinence 10%
• Renal Scarring 10%
• Quasi-randomized Controlled Trial 10%
• Dilatation 10%
• Renal Unit 10%
• Schistosomiasis 10%
• Benign Disease 10%
• Ileum 10%
• CINAHL 10%
• Renal Deterioration 10%
• Detrusor Overactivity 10%
• Anastomotic Technique 10%
• Wound Infection 10%
• Continent Cutaneous Diversion 10%
• Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials 10%
• Random Allocation 10%
• Clinical Differences 10%
• Surgical Approach 10%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Incontinence 100%
• Intestine Stenosis 40%
• Wound Infection 20%
• Scar Formation 20%
• Inflammatory Disease 20%
• Neurogenic Bladder 20%
• Ileum 20%
• Schistosomiasis 20%
• Bladder Dysfunction 20%
• Overactive Bladder 20%
• Diurnal Enuresis 20%
• Interstitial Cystitis 20%
• Deterioration 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Urinary Diversion 100%
• Bladder Reconstruction 100%
• Upper Urinary Tract 16%
• Intestine Stenosis 16%
• Urinary Tract Infection 16%
• Schistosomiasis 8%
• Ileum 8%
• Benign Tumor 8%
• Diurnal Enuresis 8%
• Wound Infection 8%
• Scar Formation 8%
• Colon 8%
• Surgical Approach 8%
• Deterioration 8%
• Neurogenic Bladder 8%
• Interstitial Cystitis 8%
• Inflammatory Disorder 8%
• Overactive Bladder 8%