Look up: Urostomy

1. Urostomy
   (ileal conduit) An opening onto the surface of the abdomen (tummy). It is used to drain urine after the bladder has been removed. A bag is worn over the opening to collect the urine. This operation is sometimes called an ileal conduit because a piece of small bowel (ileum) is usually used to carry the urine from the ureters to the opening.
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2. urostomy
   the surgical formation of a new channel for urine and liquid wastes following the removal of the bladder or ureters. See ostomy.[2 related articles]
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3. Urostomy
   If your bladder is removed, you will need a new way of collecting urine. One way is through a urostomy. The surgeon makes an opening (stoma) on the wall of the abdomen. A bag can be fixed around the opening to collect the urine.
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4. urostomy
   An operation to create an opening from inside the body to the outside, making a new way to pass urine.
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5. Urostomy
   A `urostomy` is a stoma (artificial opening) for the urinary system. A urostomy is made in cases where long-term drainage of urine through the bladder and urethra is not possible, e.g. after extensive surgery or in case of obstruction. A "continent urostomy" is an artificial bladder formed...
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