UP-084-c04 Paediatric multiple
Posterior urethral valve ablation and urinary diversion

Vesicostomy stenosis, prolapse or skin injury

The stoma can narrow, prolapse, leak onto skin or become difficult to manage.

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01 Variation coverage

Which versions of the operation this applies to

Cutaneous vesicostomyVesicostomy closure and later outlet reassessment

The parent hub contains 4 recorded variations.

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02 Evidence

Sources

European Association of Urology EAU Guidelines on Paediatric Urology

Common congenital, acute scrotal and paediatric reconstructive procedures.

Accessed 2026-08-03 · opens source
03 Same procedure

Other Posterior urethral valves complication modules

multiple Urethral injury or stricture late Residual valve tissue or persistent obstruction early Urinary infection multiple Ureterostomy obstruction or loss of ureteric length late Persistent bladder dysfunction, incontinence or renal decline
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