If there is no loss of length and the cut ends of the ureter can be brought together without tension, they should be joined by a spatulated anastomosis over a double pigtail catheter.
If the transection is very low, the bladder wall may be pulled up so that the ureter can be reimplanted into it. An extra length may be obtained by mobilizing the kidney.
3. The ureter may be implanted in the end-to-side fashion into the contralateral ureter. The disadvantage of transureterostomy is that it risks converting a unilateral injury into a bilateral one.
4. Occasionally, when preservation of all renal tissues is vital, replacement of the damaged ureter by a segment of ileum is necessary.
5. Nephrectomy may be the best way out when the patient’s condition is poor and the other kidney is normal.
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