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Prominent publications by MICHEL Coquet
FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME AND SPECIFIC COMPLICATIONS OF GASTROCYSTOPLASTY FOR FAILED BLADDER EXSTROPHY CLOSURE
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PURPOSE: The encouraging initial results of gastrocystoplasty led us to perform it for failed bladder exstrophy closure. We assess the functional outcome of the augmented bladder and evaluate complications related directly to use of the stomach in this specific group of children.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: We performed gastrocystoplasty in 22 children an average of 9.5 years old with a small, poorly compliant bladder after staged reconstruction of bladder exstrophy failed. Followup ranged ...
Also Ranks for: Bladder Exstrophy | complications gastrocystoplasty | gastric patch | 6 months | outcome urinary |
We reviewed the cases of 95 children with duplex ureteroceles treated in this department over an 18-year period. There were 101 ureteroceles (6 bilateral). Diagnosis and treatment were analyzed. Special attention was paid to newborns screened in utero. We always strove to preserve functional renal tissue whenever possible. In keeping with this goal, three surgical techniques were used: (1) upper pole heminephrectomy; (2) ureterocele excision, bladder neck reconstruction, and ureter ...
Also Ranks for: Duplex Ureteroceles | surgical management | ureterocele incision | primary treatment | urinary tract |
A Novel Technique for Reconstruction of the Abdominal Wall in the Prune Belly Syndrome
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There is currently widespread enthusiasm for abdominal wall reconstruction in patients with the prune belly syndrome. We have devised an operation that appears to offer some advantages over those proposed by Ehrlich and Randolph. The technique preserves the umbilicus, and thickens and strengthens the anterior abdominal wall. By narrowing the waist, it also produces a better cosmetic appearance. After full thickness resection of a varying amount of skin from the central abdomen, the ...
Also Ranks for: Abdominal Wall | prune belly | cosmetic appearance | technique umbilicus | doublebreasted fashion |
Cystoscopic incision for the treatment of ureterocele is a controversial procedure. With the advent of prenatal diagnosis of obstructive uropathy, neonates with asymptomatic ureteroceles are being encountered. We discuss several situations in which transurethral cystoscopic incision of the ureterocele may have merit.
Also Ranks for: Endoscopic Treatment | prenatal diagnosis | obstructive uropathy | newborn male | incision ureterocele |
Transverse Island Flap and Double Flap Procedure in the Treatment of Congenital Epispadias in 32 Patients
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According to major reports in the literature satisfactory cosmetic and genital results after correction of male epispadias have been achieved in only 50 per cent of the patients. Since 1976 we have been using the Duckett transverse island flap principle adapted to epispadiac anatomical conditions. The original technique was used in our initial 18 patients and the Asopa double flap technique was performed in the subsequent 14. Excellent results were obtained in both series. However, there ...
Also Ranks for: Island Flap | male epispadias | retrospective studies | secondary repair | bladder exstrophy |
FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME AND SPECIFIC COMPLICATIONS OF GASTROCYSTOPLASTY FOR FAILED BLADDER EXSTROPHY CLOSURE
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Abstract Purpose The encouraging initial results of gastrocystoplasty led us to perform it for failed bladder exstrophy closure. We assess the functional outcome of the augmented bladder and evaluate complications related directly to use of the stomach in this specific group of children. Materials and Methods We performed gastrocystoplasty in 22 children an average of 9.5 years old with a small, poorly compliant bladder after staged reconstruction of bladder exstrophy failed. Followup ...
Also Ranks for: Bladder Capacity |
Les troubles mictionnels persistant après traitement d'une valve de l'urètre postérieur: incidence et sémiologie
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Micturition disorders were studied retrospectively in a series of 165 children over a period of 15 years. Among patients without lesions of the upper tract at the time of diagnosis (group A, n = 131), 18 (14%) had persistent nocturnal and diurnal enuresis: one urethral stenosis and six vesicoureteric reflux required surgery; three experienced persistent pollakiuria and enuresis. Among patients with upper urinary tract damage at the time of diagnosis (group B, n = 34), seven presented ...
Also Ranks for: Posterior Urethral Valves | renal function |
MICHEL Coquet: Influence Statistics
Concept | World rank |
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101 ureteroceles | #2 |
ureteroceles endoscopic | #2 |
duplex ureteroceles cases | #2 |
department 18year period | #2 |
ureterostomy upper | #2 |
2 ureterocele excision | #2 |
101 ureteroceles diagnosis | #2 |
cases 95 children | #2 |
insufficiently augmented | #3 |
gastrocystoplasty outnumber | #3 |
capacity insufficiently | #3 |
augmented bladder complications | #3 |
efficient gastrocystoplasty | #3 |
advantages failed | #3 |
perform failed | #3 |
gastrocystoplasty followup | #3 |
voiding efficient | #3 |
gastrocystoplasty led | #3 |
urethra 13 | #3 |
gastrocystoplasty continence | #3 |
gastrocystoplasty 22 | #3 |
270 bladder | #3 |
findings conservative approach | #3 |
sensation dysuria | #3 |
outnumber advantages | #3 |
gastrocystoplasty failed | #3 |
occur voiding | #3 |
ureterocele endoscopy | #3 |
hematuria perforation | #3 |
patch bleeding | #3 |
64 voiding | #3 |
closure reconsidered | #3 |
dysuria major | #3 |
augmented inconsistent | #3 |
followup gastrocystoplasty | #3 |
initial gastrocystoplasty | #3 |
disadvantages gastrocystoplasty | #3 |
wall prune | #4 |
bladder exstrophy followup | #4 |
children dysuria | #4 |
isolated dysuria | #5 |
gastrocystoplasty cases | #5 |
performed gastrocystoplasty | #5 |
bladder capacity followup | #5 |
children gastrocystoplasty | #5 |
small compliant bladder | #5 |
followup 3 children | #6 |
conclusions disadvantages | #6 |
77 270 | #6 |
bladder staged | #6 |
Key People For Bladder Exstrophy
MICHEL Coquet:Expert Impact
Concepts for whichMICHEL Coquethas direct influence:Bladder exstrophy, Duplex ureteroceles, Bladder capacity, Abdominal wall, Bladder exstrophy followup, Bladder capacity followup, Complications gastrocystoplasty, Endoscopic treatment.
MICHEL Coquet:KOL impact
Concepts related to the work of other authors for whichfor which MICHEL Coquet has influence:Prune belly syndrome, Endoscopic incision, Abdominal wall, Bladder exstrophy, Upper pole, Ectopic ureteroceles, Monfort abdominoplasty.
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