A bifid bladder preparation for experimental split function renal studies

Holt, Marsh H.; Mantini, Emil L.; Warden, Herbert E.

doi:10.1016/s0022-4804(64)80007-x

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“…The previous methods are; transplantation of both the ureteral orifices to the abdomen [1], exteriorization of the vesical trigone [2], hemisection of the bladder [3,4], and cutaneous ureteros tomy [5,6]. They were, however, not always satisfactory for a long-term experiment because of their limited pa tency for only a short period, unphysiological catheteriza tion into the ureters, and/or an immense incontinence from both renal units resulting in a severe dermatitis and general weakness of the animals.…”

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Vaginal Cuff Cutaneous Ureterostomy as a Model for Split Renal Function Study in Dog

Ariyoshi¹,

Hiratsuka²

1983

Urol Int

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To protect ureteral stoma from necrosis and stenosis in cutaneous ureterostomy, an autograft of the entire vaginal wall to the canine abdomen was investigated. The patency of the ureteral stoma was well preserved for the observation period with an average of 9.4 months in 20 of 29 dogs. A combination of unilateral vaginal cuff cutaneous ureterostomy with bladder urine collection for the contralateral kidney is a useful experimental model for split renal function study. The value of this model has been shown by clearance study using the separate urine obtained from each kidney.

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