The need for bladder augmentation to obtain urinary continence also varies, with reports that somewhere between 10% and 90% of patients require an augmentation procedure to gain urinary continence.

Approximately half of patients with exstrophy will also require bladder augmentation enterocystoplasty — a major surgery that enlarges the bladder so it can store more urine and reduce internal ...

Intestinal bladder augmentation is very successful in treatment of OAB symptoms; however, this is major surgery that involves the risk for significant morbidity. This surgery offers an ...