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PubMed1993

Cosmetic reconstruction of the mons veneris and lower abdominal wall by skin expansion as the last stage of the surgical treatment of bladder exstrophy: a report of three cases.

The results of the correction of the medial scar depression and diastasis of the pubic hair of the mons veneris in three postpuberal female patients operated on for bladder exstrophy are reported. The reconstructive surgery is carried out using skin expanders. The expanded skin is utilized to create two dermoadipose flaps to fill the medial depression, to outline again the public hair areas, and to allow sutures without tension.

Abdominal Muscles↗
PubMed1980

[Bladder exstrophy. Transformation from an external diversion of the urine to an internal diversion].

It is possible to transform an external diversion (transcolic cutaneous ureterostomy) into an internal one (uretero-sigmoido-sigmoidostomy) in cases of bladder exstrophy which have not been reconstructed. This must not be done at too early an age (not before 7) and only under certain conditions : good renal function, normal upper urinary tract, no sigmoido-ureteral reflux good anal sphincter. Such an operation radically changes the life of the exstrophic who was previously handicapped by a collecting apparatus. One must assure a careful long term follow-up. The major details of technique and the results of 20 cases are described.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1985

Family-focused services for children with rare disorders, exemplified by bladder exstrophy. A Norwegian national health program.

Families of children with rare disorders have many experiences in common, as well as special problems related to the specific disorder. This paper presents Frambu Health Centre and the family-focused services offered to patients with bladder exstrophy during the first information and treatment course arranged for this group at the Centre. Main areas of concern as reported by the families are presented.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1988

Anatomic basis for the orthopedic treatment of bladder exstrophy: anatomic study of the sacrosciatic ligaments in the newborn.

Anatomic study of the pelvis of 30 fetuses and newborn children, yielded a precise relationship between the sacrotuberous ligaments and size of the gluteal region. At birth, the distance between the posterior superior iliac spine and the ischium is 40 mm. Closure of the anterior defect in bladder exstrophy sometimes requires an orthopedic surgical procedure. Bilateral posterior iliac osteotomy and section of these ligaments can be easily done by a single medial posterior approach herein described.

Bladder Exstrophy↗
PubMed1981

Bladder exstrophy.

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Bladder Exstrophy↗