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has been cited by the following article:

• TITLE: Parastomal Hernia as a Risk Factor for Ileal Conduit Fistulae

  AUTHORS: Thomas A. A Skinner, Richard W Norman

  KEYWORDS: Fistula, Ileal Conduit, Parastomal Hernia, Urinary Diversion

  JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Clinical Medicine, Vol.2 No.3, July 19, 2011

  ABSTRACT: Purpose: To review potential risk factors for the development of ileal conduit fistulae. Methods: Two patients were identified who had a remote history of an ileal conduit and who formed a fistula from the conduit—one to the small bowel and one to the skin. Their presentation, management and outcomes are described. Results: Both patients had parastomal hernias as the likely cause of their fistula formation. Discussion: Parastomal herniation may contribute to fistula formation due to a strangulated ischemic pressure necrosis of the adjacent ileal conduit and/or bowel.