With continued improvements in medical care and surgical reconstruction, more patients
with classic bladder exstrophy (CBE) are living into adulthood, than ever before. With …

Background The bladder exstrophy–epispadias complex (BEEC) comprises a spectrum of
congenital anomalies that represents the severe end of urorectal malformations, and has a …

Introduction Long-term continence outcomes for patients with bladder exstrophy are lacking
in the literature. The complete primary repair of exstrophy (CPRE) is a widely adopted …

OBJECTIVE: Reconstruction of bladder exstrophy remains a challenge. We evaluated our
experience with complete primary repair in classic bladder exstrophy. METHODS: A …

Despite the complex nature of bladder exstrophy, there are no well designed, prospective
trials examining clinical outcomes in these patients. Until better trials are planned, executed …

The surgical management of classic bladder exstrophy has evolved over time. Different
techniques are used to address the challenge of reconstructing these patients. We review …

Objective To examine long‐term quality‐of‐life, urinary continence and sexual function
outcomes in patients diagnosed with bladder exstrophy (BE). Patients and Methods A total of …

Authors from Liverpool address the issue of quality of life in exstrophy patients, and assess
the long‐term results of surgery for this condition. Their study not only yields interesting …

Purpose The management of exstrophy-epispadias has changed markedly over the past
thirty years, and long-term outcomes for different approaches of closure are not known. We …

AIM: Outcomes of bladder exstrophy patients were studied in numerical terms using scoring
systems for continence and health-related quality of life (HRQOL), along with renal function …