Use of fibrin sealant in the treatment of prostatic cutaneous fistula in a case of Pseudomonas prostatitis

Felipetto, R.; Viganò, L; Cecchi, M; Florentini, L.; Minervini, R.

doi:10.1007/bf02564742

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“…Surgical adhesives are increasingly being used in soft tissue repair as fasteners and sealants because they can be applied easily without physically injuring the tissue [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20]. An ideal adhesive would adhere rapidly to the tissue substrate and provide adequate strength to the joint under physiological conditions while enabling the wound to heal.…”

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Adhesive strength and curing rate of marine mussel protein extracts on porcine small intestinal submucosa

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An adhesive protein extracted from marine mussel (Mytilus edulis) was used to bond strips of connective tissue for the purpose of evaluating the use of curing agents to improve adhesive curing. Specifically, mussel adhesive protein solution (MAPS, 0.5 mM dihydroxyphenylalanine) was applied, with or without the curing agents, to the ends of two overlapping strips of porcine small intestinal submucosa. The bond strength of this lap joint was determined after curing for 1 h at room temperature (25°C). The strength of joints formed using only MAPS or with only the ethyl, butyl or octyl cyanoacrylate adhesives were determined. Although joints bonded using ethyl cyanoacrylate were strongest, those using MAPS were stronger than those using butyl and octyl cyanoacrylates. The addition of 25 mM solutions of the transition metal ions V 5+ , Fe 3+ and Cr 6+ , which are all oxidants, increased the bond strength of the MAPS joints. The V 5+ gave the strongest bonds and the Fe 3+ the second strongest. In subsequent tests with V 5+ and Fe 3+ solutions, the bond strength increased with V 5+ concentration, but it did not increase with Fe 3+ concentration. Addition of 250 mM V 5+ gave a very strong bond.

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Adhesive strength and curing rate of marine mussel protein extracts on porcine small intestinal submucosa

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“…Eine urethrokutane Fistel der prostatischen Harnröhre unklarer Ätiologie ist unseres Wissens bis dato noch nicht beschrieben. Prostatokutane Fisteln nach exzessiver Prostatitis durch Chlamydien sind bekannt [4].…”

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Funktionsprotektiver Verschluss einer urethrokutanen Fistel der prostatischen Harnröhre über einen perinealen Zugang mit Gracilis-Flap

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Stepniewski,

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Zusammenfassung Es wird von einem 36-jährigen Patienten berichtet, der beim Miktionieren Urin perianal aus einem kutanen Porus verliert. Nach entsprechender Diagnostik wird die Diagnose einer urethrokutanen Fistel aus der prostatischen Harnröhre unklarer Ätiologie gestellt. Aufgrund des jungen Alters und der sexuellen Aktivität, stellt die chirurgische Therapie eine Herausforderung dar. Über einen perinealen Zugang wird die Fistel isoliert und prostatanah ligiert, ohne die Gefäßnervenbündel zu gefährden. Um einen sicheren Fistelverschluss zu erzielen, wird anschließend ein Gracilis-Flap als Zwischenschicht zwischen Prostatahinterfläche und perkutanem Fistelausgang gelegt. Bis dato ist kein Fall einer erfolgreichen chirurgischen Therapie einer prostatokutanen Urinfistel beschrieben, die funktionserhaltend durchgeführt werden konnte.

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Urinary Diversion in the Management of Chronic Perineal Skin Ulceration in Spinal Cord Injured Patients Following Sphincterotomy

Hansen

Terris

2003

Bladder Disease, Part A

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Use of fibrin sealant in the treatment of prostatic cutaneous fistula in a case of Pseudomonas prostatitis

Abstract: Authors report on a case of Pseudomonas prostatitis complicated with a prostatoperineal fistula in continuity with the urethra that has been successfully treated with human fibrin sealant (Tissucol).

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Adhesive strength and curing rate of marine mussel protein extracts on porcine small intestinal submucosa

Adhesive strength and curing rate of marine mussel protein extracts on porcine small intestinal submucosa

Funktionsprotektiver Verschluss einer urethrokutanen Fistel der prostatischen Harnröhre über einen perinealen Zugang mit Gracilis-Flap

Urinary Diversion in the Management of Chronic Perineal Skin Ulceration in Spinal Cord Injured Patients Following Sphincterotomy

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