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IPP Sub External Oblique Reservoir Placement

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Dr. Mohammad Hamdan
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Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor of Transplant Nephrology, University of Maryland School of Medicine · Reviewed November 8, 2026

“A clear, well-narrated operative demonstration of the sub-external oblique reservoir placement technique, filmed from two camera angles. A valuable addition to the library for urology trainees and implant surgeons.” — Dr. Mo

⁣*Multi high volume centers experience with 3 years mean follow up ,
*1266cases done in Jordan and 112 cases in Bahrain ,
* No malfunction,
*Mild to moderate pain at the reservoir site reported first few days after surgery specially with movement ,
*No bowl or vascular injury during surgery ,
*palpable or visible reservoir noted in 7% of the patients and become less significant weeks post op,
*safe alternative specially in hostile pelvic patients,

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This video presents “IPP Sub External Oblique Reservoir Placement” — ⁣*Multi high volume centers experience with 3 years mean follow up , *1266cases done in Jordan and 112 cases in Bahrain , * No malfunction, *Mild to moderate pain at the reservoir site reported first few days after surgery specially. Whether you are preparing for a procedure, studying the technique, or learning how a condition is assessed, the recording shows the process as it is performed in practice.

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