I am routinely asked about the possibility of transplanting a new bladder. It is an interesting thought isn't it. I mean, if you have a liver or kidneys that do not work right, then you are put on a list and hopefully will eventually receive one of these organs. Transplanting a bladder would...
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RE: Augmentation
Pete
Thursday, April 17, 2008 at 08:49 PM -
regeneration what about it stem cells?
daisy
Monday, September 15, 2008 at 09:58 PMwhat if ya know, what if, we could just regenerate the nerves thats what I'm waiting for I'm just a lay person but I think most of these problems are irritated nerves or dameged do ya think? davidb
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Stem cells for weak splincter muscles
melissa
Monday, December 15, 2008 at 10:51 PMI have a read a great article about how doctors are trying to use stem cells for weak splincter muscles. www.webrnd.com/com/news/20010604/transplanttorepair-urinaryincontinence
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indweling catheter with terrible spasms
Posted 01/19 Comments (4)
Hi i am a 32 yearold woman with a neurogenic bladder...
If a bladder is augmented, do the bladder muscles stop working completely? Or do they have limited function that won't allow the "new" bladder to empty completely, requiring periodic cathing?