Andrzej Jerzy Wrona¹*, Slawomir Gumularz² and Dominik Chodor³

¹Head of Urology Department, E.Biernackiego Hospital in Mielec, Poland
²Resident of Urology in Urology Department, E.Biernackiego Hospital in Mielec, Poland
³Urology Specialist, Urology Department, E.Biernackiego Hospital in Mielec, Poland

*Corresponding Author: Andrzej Jerzy Wrona, Head of Urology Department, E.Biernackiego Hospital in Mielec, Poland.

Received: May 02, 2022; Published: September 26, 2022

Abstract

Many of Patients have a lot of problem with patency of their own urinary tract. Many of them could not have reconstructed ureter from the own tissues. Detour prosthesis (bypass) is a solutions of made artificial subcutaneous pyelovesical bypass. After the long-term observation we can say that this is a good and safe method dedicated to Patients who can’t have reconstructed urinary tract from own tissues.

Keywords: Ureteric Obstruction; Pyelovesical Bypass; Detour

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Citation

Citation: Andrzej Jerzy Wrona., et al. “The Neonates' Body Length and Body Weight in Two Different Periods of Time”.Acta Scientific Medical Sciences 6.10 (2022): 41-46.

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