Do anterior catheterizable urinary channels have fewer complications than posterior channels? An international cohort study

The study demonstrated durable long-term results with the APV and Monti techniques in an international cohort. Risks of stomal and subfascial complications were not significantly different between anteriorly and posteriorly implanted channels. As previously reported, Monti channels, particularly SMU, were more prone to undergoing subfascial revisions.398Summary Fig. Probability of remaining without subfascial revision, between anterior and posterior channels, for appendicovesicostomy (APV), other Monti channels, and spiral Monti to the umbilicus.