Carcinoma in a Colon Conduit Urinary Diversion

Overview

Journal J Urol

Publisher Wolters Kluwer

Specialty Urology

Date 1982 Jun 1

PMID 7087033

Citations 5

Authors

M S CHIANG

J P MINTON

K Clausen

H W CLATWORTHY

H A Wise 2nd

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Abstract

In recent years urinary diversion by means of the colon conduit has gained popularity because of the failure to exhibit reflux and the lower incidence of stomal stenosis. However, colon conduit diversion may be associated with adenocarcinoma, as is ureterosigmoidostomy. We report the first occurrence of adenocarcinoma in a colon conduit and, perhaps more important, in a colon conduit in which there had never been a fecal stream.

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