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What are the different pouches?
Posted: 2010-05-20 11:41:23
by spunkylady
Please explain the different pouches. Do you call them different names in the USA?
Re: What are the different pouches?
Posted: 2010-05-21 09:20:24
by squid56
What type are you talking about? There are some for bladder and some for intestines. For the bladder - there are Indiana pouch, Kock pouch- (they have those for bowel too) and there is also the Mitrofanoff. I know there is also something a Miami pouch and I am sure there are other names too. I have a version of the Indiana pouch. For stool, there is a the Kock pouch, BCIR, and others. Someone else will have to answer that one. I know they also something called a pull through procedure, but as far as I know there is no pouch with that.
Re: What are the different pouches?
Posted: 2010-05-21 15:08:46
by spunkylady
I am speaking of urine pouches.
Re: What are the different pouches?
Posted: 2010-05-21 22:37:27
by LindaAukett UOAA Advocacy
What do they call the internal urine pouches where you live? We don't have any basis to know whether our names are different or not.
Re: What are the different pouches?
Posted: 2010-05-26 10:28:51
by spunkylady
I can not believe I did not remember the type of pouch.. My papers say Indiana pouch.
Duhh???
I was just curious about the differnces in pouches.
Thanks
Re: What are the different pouches?
Posted: 2010-05-26 22:01:47
by squid56
Most use the same segments of bowel ( the ileal cecal segment, plus small bowel/ileum), but mine happens to a version of an Indiana pouch in which they used my transverse colon. They did that because I ahd prior urinary surgeries that used the ileal cecal segment and they could not save it and reuse it.
Re: What are the different pouches?
Posted: 2010-05-26 23:30:52
by wolfva
Indianna pouch? Guess you're asking Hoosier pouch then, eh?
/ducking