Techniques Used to Create Continent Catheterizable Channels: A Comparison of Long-term Results in Children

Although CCC is an effective solution for children who cannot perform urethral catheterization, 52% requires surgical revision. Because no differences were found in outcome between APV, TBF, and Monti, we conclude that a TBF CCC is a good alternative for the APV. If the appendix is not available and bladder volume is sufficient, a TBF channel is preferred to a Monti channel.