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(11) Frazier HA, Robertson JE, Dodge RK, Paulson DF. The value ofpathologic factors in predicting cancer-specific survival among patientstreated with radical cystectomy for transitional cell carcinoma of thebladder and prostate. Cancer 1993;71:3993-4001.(12) Freeman JA, Tarter TA, Esrig D, Stein JP, Elmajian DA, Chen SC, et al.Urethral recurrence in patients with orthotopic ileal neobladders.JUrol1996;156:1615-9.(13) Mansson A, Mansson W. When the bladder is gone: quality of lifefollowing different types of urinary diversion. World J Urol 1999;17:211-8.(14) Gburek BM, Lieber MM, Blute ML. Comparison of studer ilealneobladder and ileal conduit urinary diversion with respect toperioperative outcome and late complications. J Urol 1998;160(3Pt1):721-3.(15) Mansson A, Christensson P, Johnson G, Colleen S. Can preoperativepsychological defensive strategies mood and type of lower urinary tractreconstruction predict psychosocial adjustment after cystectomy inpatients with bladder cancer? Br J Urol 1998;82:348-56.(16) Tefilli MV, Gheiler <strong>EL</strong>, Tiguert R, Grignon DJ, Forman JD, Pontes JE,et al. Urinary diversion-related outcome in patients with pelvicrecurrence after radical cystectomy for bladder cancer. Urology 1999;53:999-1004.(17) H. BOTTO Remplacement de vessie après cystectomie radicale pour cancer :expérience de l'hôpital Foch mémoires de l'Académie Nationale de Chirurgie,2003, 2 (4) : 14-19(18) Cancrini A, De Carli P, Pompeo V, Fattahi H, Lamanna L, Giuseppe C,et al. Lower urinary tract reconstruction following cystectomy:experience and results in 96 patients using the orthotopic ileal bladdersubstitution of Studer et al. Eur Urol 1996;29:204-9.161
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IV-circonstances diagnostiques ....
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Figure 2 : Rétrécissements physio
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2 - Constitution et configuration i
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3- Anatomie topographique (figure 5
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le sépare du rectum vers lequel se
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Figure 6 : Vascularisation artérie
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et il se produit continuellement un
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II-ANATOMIE DU JEJUNO-ILEONLe jéju
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B] - Aspect topographique :Le jéju
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C] Moyens de fixitéLe jéjuno-ilé
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Figure10 : l'angle iléo-caecal : a
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Figure 11 : le système de vascular
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Figure 12 : le système veineux du
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LES REMPLACEMENTSVESICAUX36
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c- Insuffisance rénaleLa préexist
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complication spécifiquement liée
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abaissée (21, 24). L’aspect macr
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d’échange, c’est-à-dire de la
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années, voire après plusieurs diz
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les capacités d’absorption du ch
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éimplantation urétérale dans une
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L’incontinence diurne a été not
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Figure 13. Choix du segment. Prél
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et fastidieuse suture, mais les agr
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Figure 13. Préparation de l’anas
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Figure 29 : anastomose de l’uret
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figure 32 : Iléocystoplastie tubul
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Figure 33AFigure 33BRéservoir ilé
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Figure 34 : A, B, C, et DEntérocys
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Figure 35Entérocystoplastie iléal
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Figure 36 : Vessie de Padoue : tech
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figure 37 : Entérocystoplastie en
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Figure 38 : Entérocystoplastie de
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Figure 39 : Hémipoche de Kock :té
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Figure 41 : Entérocystoplastie sel
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D-Complications précoces1-Complica
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