[Acute XXXX after radical cystectomy. Experience at our hospital and bibliographic review].

@entity1 @entity101 @entity39 @entity86 @entity1320 @entity298
OBJECTIVES: The characteristics of the @entity1 may favour the appearance of complications. Taking into account the high morbimortality of the process, we believe that is convenient knowing main features of @entity298 in postoperatory in our surgical area. METHODS: We have retrospectively studied the radical cystectomies having @entity86 . Variables considered can be classified in four main categories: @entity1 physiology, operation, @entity298 and morbimortality. RESULTS: During considered time, 9 of 80 cystectomies showed complications related with @entity298 (11,25%). Except one @entity1 , 44-year-old, all others where 50-year-old or older males. 5 surgeries were curative and 4 palliative. 5 of the @entity298 appeared during first week. Initial mechanism was dehiscence, @entity39 or @entity101 (6.2 and 1 respectivelly). In 6 @entity1 , origin was ureteroileal anastomosis, 2 intestinal anastomosis and I cutaneous ureterostomy. 3 of 9 @entity1 died due to @entity298 . CONCLUSIONS: The incidence of @entity1320 during the immediate post operative period of radical cystectomy is high and, often, difficult to diagnose. In @entity1 subjected to this surgery as a palliative method, possibility of showing complications is higher. To correct this medical profile, early intervention is fundamental, determining @entity1 prognosis.
