Indiana Pouch

The Indiana pouch is the most widely used continent cutaneous urinary diversion in North America, using the detubularized right colon as a low-pressure reservoir with a tapered, plicated terminal ileum as the catheterizable continence mechanism. It is accessed via intermittent clean catheterization through a flush right-lower-quadrant stoma. Long-term follow-up data demonstrate durable continence and acceptable upper tract outcomes.

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