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Videos
Patient Education
What is Neurogenic Bladder?
5-minute overview of the causes and symptoms of a neurogenic bladder
How Does Spinal Cord Injury Affect the Bladder?
Using simple graphics and plain language, Dr. Elliott describes the changes that happen in the nerves to bladder after an SCI.
Clean Intermittent Catheterization for Neurogenic Bladder
Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) in Neurogenic Bladder: Separating Fact from Fiction
Bladder Augmentation: What, Why, How?
5-minute animation explaining what a bladder augmentation is, who might need one and how we perform the surgery.
Mitrofanoff: What, Why, How?
5-minute animation explaining what a Mitrofanoff is, who might need one and how we perform the surgery.
Mitrofanoff Revision / Fix
3-minute animation describing the surgeries we perform to fix a blocked / scarred Mitrofanoff
How to Catheterize a Mitrofanoff, Even with Quadraplegia
Eric demonstrates how he is able to catheterize his Mitrofanoff. He shows tricks he uses to be able to catheterize despite some disability from his quadraplegia.
The Artificial Urinary Sphincter: How does it work?
5-minute animation explaining how the AUS works. Includes a patient video demonstrating how to pump the device and how to lock it open.
How to Make an L-stent to Manage Mitrofanoff Stenosis
If you have narrowing or scar in the tip of your Mitrofanoff or Monti then this stent (or plug) can help keep it open. You can easily make this from one of your catheters.
How to Fix Mitrofanoff Blockage/Scarring
Using a cartoon illustration of a surgery, we show the technique of Y-V plasty where the damaged tip of the stoma is removed, and a slit is made in it. Then the skin is advanced like a "Y" dunking into a "V".
Suprapubic Tube vs. Mitrofanoff
How are they different from each other; and which one is right for me?
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