| ileal conduit |
An ileal conduit, or ileal loop as it is sometimes called, is a way of diverting urine outside of the body when the urinary bladder has been removed. A piece of small intestine is used to form a conduit. A short section of the small intestine is separated and the intestine is sewn back together with no change in bowel movements. One end of the separated section is closed and the ureters, which normally carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder are sewn into the piece of small intestine. ...
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| ileal conduit |
a procedure which uses a portion of the bowel to act as a urinary bladder. An exit hole is made in the abdomen for the urine to exit the body
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| ileal arteries |
arteriae ileales.
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| ileal b. |
a neobladder made from a section of ileum.
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| ileal c. |
a type of urinary diversion consisting of surgical anastomosis of the ureters to one end of a detached segment of ileum, the other end being used to form a stoma on the abdominal wall (see ureteroileostomy). Called also ureteroileal anastomosis. Click here to view image■Ileal conduit.
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