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An Improved Urinary Drainage Device for Management ...
An Improved Urinary Drainage Device for Management of Vesicovaginal Fistula - Video
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Video Summary
This video discusses the development and complications of vesicovaginal fistulas in women, particularly after total abdominal hysterectomy. The usual location of posthysterectomy fistulas is the vaginal cuff, which corresponds to the supratrigonal area between the ureters in the bladder. To temporarily alleviate urine leakage before repair, a device described by Nichols is often used. However, it has the disadvantage of requiring the diaphragm to be almost full before urine can be drained. A modified technique involves using a 5 mm punch biopsy, a 22 French malicot drain, and a contraceptive diaphragm. This device has a lower drainage hole, reducing urine accumulation and leakage. It can be worn until the surgical repair is optimal. No credit is given in the transcript.
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Category
surgical video
Category
fistula-vesicovaginal
Category
surgery
Category
Novel Therapies - Techniques
Category
fistula
Category
PFD Week 2013
Session
182177
Keywords
vesicovaginal fistulas
women
total abdominal hysterectomy
urine leakage
surgical repair
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