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Urinary Undiversion Reconstruction After Bilateral Long-Segment Ureteral Transection During Pelvic Surgery: A Case Report
Bilateral long-segment ureteral transection during colorectal surgery is an exceptionally rare and complex complication that demands immediate multidisciplinary management. When primary reimplantation is unfeasible, urinary diversion may serve as a temporizing measure to preserve renal function and
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