摘要目的 观察结肠黏膜尿道成形术治疗复杂性超长段尿道狭窄的长期效果和影响因素. 方法 2000年10月至2009年9月采用结肠黏膜尿道成形治疗复杂性超长段尿道狭窄46例.年龄17 ～70岁,平均39岁.尿道狭窄段长10.0～20.0 cm,平均15.2 cm.术前有平均2.7次不成功的尿道修复史.通过定期门诊或电话随访进行术后疗效评估,包括排尿情况和尿流率检查,部分患者行尿道造影和尿道镜检查等.以不需要任何处理包括尿道扩张,能正常排尿,尿流率在正常范围内者视为手术成功. 结果 结肠黏膜重建尿道的长度为11.0～21.0 cm,平均15.4 cm.1例失访,余45例随访20～120个月,平均62个月.发生与手术相关的并发症4例(8.9％),其中3例于术后3、8和24个月发生尿道外口狭窄,1例术后29个月发生结肠黏膜新尿道与尿道近端吻合口狭窄.另2例发生与结肠黏膜尿道成形术无关的尿道狭窄. 结论 结肠黏膜尿道成形术治疗复杂性超长段尿道狭窄术后长期效果理想;影响术后效果的因素是尿道口狭窄和吻合口狭窄.

abstractsObjective To investigate the long-term outcome of urethral reconstruction using colonic mucosa grafts for the treatment of long-segment,complex urethral strictures and to identify clinical factors that impact long-term outcomes. Methods Forty-six patients underwent colonic mucosal graft urethroplasty from October 2000 to September 2009 were retrospectively reviewed.The mean age was 39 years ( range,17 -70).The patients underwent an average of 2.7 prior unsuccessful repairs and the mean length of urethral strictures was 15.2 cm (range,10.0 to 20.0).The voiding status of all patients was evaluated postoperatively.Some of the paitents underwent uroflowmetry.urethrography and urethroscopy.Successful repair was defined as voiding well with urinary peak flow greater than 15 ml/s without the need for any post-operative procedures,such as dilatation. Results Urethral reconstruction was done with colonic mucosa grafts 11.0 -21.0 cm long (mean 15.4).One patient was lost to follow-up.Mean follow-up in the remaining cases was 62 months ( range 20 - 120 ).Complications related to urethroplasty developed in four patients (8.9％).Of these patients,meatal stenosis developed in three patients at 3,8 and 24 months respectively.Anastomotic site stricture occurred at the neourethra and proximal urethra in one patient at 29 months.In another two patients,recurrent strictures unrelated to urethroplasty were found. Conclusions Colonic mucosa graft urethroplasty could be an effective technique for the treatment of complex urethral strictures or panurethral strictures.The factors that impact long-term outcomes are meatal stenosis and stenosis at the anastomosis.