Reimplantation of the ureter in @entity263 associated with bilateral XXXX .

@entity1695 @entity1 @entity263
Bilateral @entity1695 from @entity263 is not uncommon. A number of techniques for urinary diversion have been used in selected @entity1 when uraemia develops. Reimplantation of the ureter(s) as an alternative to urinary diversion has been carried out in 21 @entity1 over a 7-year period. In 6 of these @entity1 bilateral reimplantation was done. In another 6 @entity1 reimplantation of the ureter was not possible and cutaneous ureterostomy was carried out. The overall survival time was 10.6 months. In 13 @entity1 living more than 6 months post-operatively, survival time was 1.8 years. Most @entity1 had severe uraemia and advanced (clinical stage III or IV) @entity263 . The immediate management of these @entity1 is outlined and the importance should be considered is stress. It is concluded that, whenever possible, ureteric reimplantation should be considered for relieving @entity1695 in @entity1 selected for active treatment.
