Urinary Diversions

Front 1

Diversion of urine from the kidneys by surgically implanting the ureters onto the sigmoid colon so that the client excretes urine with feces

Back 1

Ureterosigmoidostomy

Front 2

Diversion of urine from the kidneys by surgically implanting the ureters onto a piece of small intestine (called a conduit) and then surgically implanting the conduit onto the sigmoid colon so that the client excretes urine with feces

Back 2

Ureteroileosigmoidostomy

Front 3

Diversion of urine from the kidneys by surgically implanting both ureters onto a piece of small intestine (called a conduit) and then surgically implanting the conduit onto the skin surface and creating an opening (stoma)

Back 3

Ileal Conduit

Front 4

Diversion of urine from the kidneys by surgically implanting a ureter onto the skin surface and creating an opening (stoma)

Back 4

Single Ureterostomy

Front 5

Diversion of urine from the kidneys by surgically implanting both ureters in separate locations onto the skin surface and creating two openings (stomas) that are fairly wide apart

Back 5

Bilateral Ureterostomy

Front 6

Diversion of urine from the kidneys by surgically implanting both ureters onto the skin surface and creating one opening (stoma)

Back 6

Transureterostomy

Front 7

Diversion of urine from the kidneys by surgically implanting both ureters close together onto the skin surface and creating two openings (stomas) that are fairly close together

Back 7

Double-barrel Ureterostomy

Front 8

Diversion of urine from the bladder by surgically implanting the bladder onto the skin surface and creating an opening (stoma)

Back 8

Vesicostomy

Front 9

Diversion of urine from the pelvis of one or both kidneys by inserting drainage tubing into the pelvis of one or both kidneys

Back 9

Nephrostomy