Fig. 51.1
Standard port placement
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Fig. 51.2
Standard port placement
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Fig. 51.3
Dissection at the level of aortic bifurcation facilitating tunneling of left ureter
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Fig. 51.4
Left ureter prepared for tunneling beneath the sigmoid
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Fig. 51.5
Left ureter tunneled beneath the sigmoid
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Fig. 51.6
Right ureter mobilized and both ureters tacked to the anterior abdominal wall
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Fig. 51.7
Ileal loop moving to the pelvis without tension, with a long mesentery, minimum 30 cm from ileocecal junction was selected
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Fig. 51.8
Multiple transverse release incisions made in the mesentery to facilitate mobilisation of the bowel segment to pelvis
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Fig. 51.9
Vessel loop passed through the mesentery at the ends of the bowel loop segment selected for urethral anastomosis
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Fig. 51.10
Initial part of posterior reconstruction performed by suturing the cut end of denonvillier’s fascia to the peritoneum with 3-0 quilted sutures
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Fig. 51.11
Posterior plate reconstruction in progress
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Fig. 51.12
Posterior plate sutures continued from the denonvillier’s fascia to the antimesenteric border of selected ileal loop
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Fig. 51.13
Posterior plate reconstruction completed
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Fig. 51.14
Ileum opened for urethral anastomosis
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Fig. 51.15
Urethro vesical anastomosis started with 3-0 barbed suture
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Fig. 51.16
Corresponding suture through urethra
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Fig. 51.17
Urethro vesical anastomosis in continuous manner