Augmentation Cystoplasty Using a Pedicled Ileal Patch for Colorectal Cancer with Bladder Invasion

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The aim is to report on the efficacy of using a pedicled ileal patch for bladder augmentation in a patient with colorectal cancer and bladder invasion.
Reported case of a 68-year-old male with bladder invasion by colorectal cancer.
Underwent open high anterior resection and partial cystectomy alongside augmentation cystoplasty using an ileal patch.
Patients were monitored post-surgery for bladder function and capacity.
Patient was discharged 27 days post-operation without the need for self-catheterization.
Pathological assessment confirmed bladder invasion, but surgical margins were negative.
Demonstrated the utility of ileal patch augmentation in preserving bladder function with cancer management.

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Case report demonstrates successful bladder augmentation in colorectal cancer with bladder invasion, indicating a viable surgical option.

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