Neoplasia of the Urinary Tract

Augmentation cystoplasty in dogs: A comparative study of different tunica vaginalis grafts

“…Cystectomy is recommended for a number of urinary bladder (UB) affections, including cystic neoplasia, patent urachus excision, iatrogenic injuries, bladder necrosis, recurrent interstitial cystitis, devitalized tissue following bladder rupture, and neurogenic bladder ( Granger et al., 2020 ; Lipscomb, 2018 ; Milovancev et al., 2020 ; Sivacolundhu & Withrow, 2013 ; Tobias, 2011 ). Furthermore, studies reported that more than 30% of incontinent dogs, particularly those who had undergone ovariohysterectomy, had reduced bladder storage function ( Berent & Mayhew, 2017 ; Burrow et al., 2005 ).…”

“…Furthermore, studies reported that more than 30% of incontinent dogs, particularly those who had undergone ovariohysterectomy, had reduced bladder storage function ( Berent & Mayhew, 2017 ; Burrow et al., 2005 ). In these cases, augmentation cystoplasty (AC) is proposed after cystectomy as a surgical intervention when medical therapies fail to prevent renal function impairment and pollakiuria ( Lipscomb, 2018 ; Sivacolundhu & Withrow, 2013 ).…”