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Adynamic Bladder Treatment | Bladder Reconstruction Surgery Explained

Adynamic bladder is a condition where the bladder fills with urine but cannot empty properly due to inactive bladder muscles. This may occur due to birth-related conditions, developmental problems, spinal cord injuries, tumors, or trauma affecting the nerves that control bladder function. Many patients with this condition rely on catheterisation for urination. In this video, Dr. Leena Jain, Plastic and Reconstructive Microsurgeon from Mumbai, explains reconstructive surgical options available for treating adynamic bladder and restoring bladder emptying function. 💡 Key Highlights: ✅ What is an adynamic bladder and why it occurs ✅ How nerve or spinal cord damage affects bladder muscle function ✅ Symptoms and challenges faced by patients using long-term catheterisation ✅ Diagnostic tests including ultrasound, uroflowmetry, and nerve conduction studies ✅ How reconstructive surgery helps restore bladder emptying ✅ Use of rectus abdominis muscle to support bladder function ✅ Role of latissimus dorsi muscle transfer in complex cases ✅ How surgery helps improve independence and quality of life The goal of treatment is to restore bladder function by using functional muscle transfer techniques, helping patients regain better urinary control and reduce catheter dependency. 🎥 Presented by: Dr. Leena Jain Plastic, Reconstructive & Microsurgeon Plastikos Clinic, Borivali – Mumbai 🌐 Website: https://theplasticsurgeryclinic.co/ 📞 Contact: 9137767350 📸 Instagram: @dr.leenajain 📘 Facebook: facebook.com/leenajain00