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Figure 4. Isolation of neobladder bowel segment and re-anastomosis of the bowel.
Figure 5. Detubularisation of the ileal neobladder limbs and formation of the posterior plate A.
Figure 6. Detubularisation of the ileal neobladder limbs and formation of the posterior plate B.
at the lateral aspect of the left ileal limb lateral loop up to the base of the chimney (see Figures 7-9), and then
continuing distally with a running V-loc suture down to the UIA. At its most proximal aspect, the
neobladder is initially left open, in order to pass the ureteric stents.
Uretero-ileal anastomosis, stent insertion, and completion of neobladder closure (Figures 10-18): a Wallace-
type uretero-ileal anastomosis is the used technique. Following the dissection of the ureters at the beginning
of the cystectomy, the left ureter is passed below the sigmoid mesentery to the right side of the pelvis. Both
