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C. Eggersmann

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Continent diversion with the Mainz pouch.

1996

From 1983 until July 1994, 561 patients in 2 urology departments (Mainz and Wuppertal) underwent a Mainz pouch 1 procedure. The Mainz pouch 1 was used for bladder augmentation in 60 patients, for orthotopic bladder substitution in 61 patients, and for continent cutaneous urinary diversion in 440 patients. In the group of continent cutaneous urinary diversion, the continence mechanism applied was an ileal intussusception nipple in 270 patients, an appendix stoma in 146 patients, a submucosal seromuscular bowel-flap tube in 14 patients, and a submucosal full-thickness bowel-flap tube in 10 patients. Indications for urinary diversion were bladder cancer in 339 patients, anatomical or functiona…

medicine.medical_specialtyUrologyUrinary systemmedicine.medical_treatmentUrinary LeakagePostoperative ComplicationsIleumRisk FactorsmedicineHumansCecumBladder cancerbusiness.industryUrinary retentionUrinary diversionUrinary Reservoirs Continentmedicine.diseasePrognosisAppendixSurgerySurvival Ratemedicine.anatomical_structureBladder augmentationEvaluation Studies as TopicPouchmedicine.symptombusinessFollow-Up StudiesWorld journal of urology
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Definition of overactive bladder and epidemiology of urinary incontinence

1998

Abstract Objectives To review the definition of the overactive bladder and to summarize the results of epidemiologic studies on this specific disorder as well as urinary incontinence (UI) in general. Methods From a literature search covering the time period from 1954 through 1995, 48 epidemiologic studies and several other publications dealing with the prevalence and natural history of UI were reviewed. A metaanalysis of reported data was performed with respect to incontinence definitions, investigation methods, home country of survey, sex, and age groups. Results Differences in definitions of incontinence, target populations, and study design in different investigations resulted in inhomog…

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