Latest articles from the clinical members of NBRG
28 October 2017
Catheter blockage is a common problem among people with SCI who use indwelling urethral or suprapubic catheters. This can lead to frequent catheter changes, urine bypassing, and may increase the chance of getting urinary infections. This is frustrating problem for both patients and physicians.
Read More10 June 2017
I am presenting a 22-year-old woman with history of myelomeningocele and tethered cord. She manages her bladder with clean intermittent catheterization (CIC) per urethra 6 times per day.
Read More06 June 2017
We are presenting a 23 year-old female with sacral agenesis and neurogenic bladder and urinary incontinence who has been incontinent all her life.
Read More14 June 2016
Jeremy Myers presents on bladder augmentation at the GU Congenitalism forum @GUCongenitalism at the American Urologic Association meeting in San Diego, California.
Read More24 February 2016
MK is a 42 year-old woman with lumbar spina bifida with a h/o ileal conduit as child then takedown of conduit with creation of a sigmoid colon bladder augmentation, right-to-left transureteroureterostomy with tunneled reimplant of left ureter into a left colon chimney at 18 years of age.
Read More25 January 2016
A horseshoe kidney is one in which the lower poles of the kidney remain fused rather than separating in utero. They kidneys are usually low because the fusion prevents them from ascending under the costal margin.
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