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Ureter Reimplantation

Medically reviewed by Drugs.com. Last updated on Jun 2, 2025.

AMBULATORY CARE:

What you need to know about ureter reimplantation:

Ureter reimplantation is surgery to fix the position of the ureters. One or both ureters may need to be fixed.

Kidney, Ureters, Bladder

How to prepare your child for surgery:

What will happen during surgery:

What your child should expect after ureter reimplantation:

Risks of ureter reimplantation:

Your child may bleed more than expected or develop an infection. The ureters may not connect properly to the bladder or may leak urine. The kidneys, bladder, or other nearby organs may be damaged. Your child may need another surgery to fix organ damage.

Seek care immediately if:

Call your child's doctor or surgeon if:

Medicines:

Your child may need any of the following:

Care for your child:

Follow up with your child's surgeon as directed:

Follow up within 1 week if your child has a urinary catheter. Your child will need to return in 4 to 6 weeks to check if his or her ureters are working properly. Write down your questions so you remember to ask them during your visits.

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