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====== Technique ====== * Risk of wound implantation by tumor is low after open segmental ureterectomy if simple precautions are followed to minimize spillage *See Segmental Ureterectomy Chapter Notes for technical aspects *'''When performing NU or distal ureterectomy, the entire distal ureter including the intramural ureteral tunnel and ureteral orifice should be excised, and the urinary tract should be closed in a watertight fashion.''' **The resultant hiatus in the bladder in the location of the excised ureteral orifice with or without the bladder cuff can be closed formally in a watertight fashion in one or more layers ***A formal BCE with watertight closure of the bladder cuff should be performed to ***#Avoid urinary extravasation from the bladder ***#Facilitate more rapid catheter removal ***#Permit instillation of intravesical adjuvant chemotherapy in the perioperative setting ***Delayed closure by secondary intension in a decompressed bladder without formal bladder closure has also been described.
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