A surgical operation to make an opening between the bladder and the abdominal wall to allow urine to pass without going through the urethra.
Creation of a new opening into the urinary bladder for drainage.
The operation of creating an artificial opening between the bladder and the anterior abdominal wall. This provides a temporary or permanent drainage route for urine.
Surgical creation of an opening into the bladder.
Cystostomy is a surgical procedure that involves the creation of an opening in the bladder. This technique is typically employed when the insertion of a catheter (flexible tube) would be ill-advised or not feasible. Cystostomy allows for the drainage of urine in cases where alternative methods are deemed unsuitable or impossible. By establishing this direct access to the bladder, healthcare professionals can effectively manage urinary issues and ensure proper urinary flow in challenging situations.
The creation of an opening into the bladder by stitching it to a hole in the skin, diverting the flow of urine through this opening rather than the usual pathways.