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SUMMARY Eighty‐eight cases of bladder extroversion seen and treated at one centre are surveyed. The changing trends in the management of these cases are discussed. The reasons for failure of bladder inversion in all the male and one‐half of the female cases are investigated. A new operation is suggested for the initial management of those patients not suitable for inversion of the bladder. The operation of “cutaneous trigonostomy” or “trigonostomy” is described in detail. The results of this new procedure are analysed.
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