Transureterostomy

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Overview

Anastomosis of one ureter to the contralateral ureter for complex ureteric reconstruction.

Indications

Long ureteric defects, failed previous reconstruction, pelvic malignancy.

Procedure Details

The affected ureter is brought across the midline and anastomosed to the healthy contralateral ureter.

Recovery

Hospital stay 5-7 days. Stent removal in 6 weeks.

Risks & Considerations

Bilateral ureteric obstruction, stricture, urine leak.

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Contact Information

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+92 51 5562331

OPD Timings

Mon-Fri: 8AM-3PM

Private: 3PM-6PM

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