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See Latest ArticlesLong-term follow up (37–69 years) of patients with bladder exstrophy treated with ureterosigmoidostomy: Uro-nephrological outcome
Journal of Pediatric Urology , 05/28/09
Gobet R et al. - The majority of the patients have normal or mildly impaired renal function and a well functioning ureterosigmoidostomy. This is remarkable, given the fact that ureterosigmoidostomies are considered to be refluxing high-pressure reservoirs at risk of renal injury and malignancy.
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