cystoplasty

/ˌsɪstoʊˈplæsti/

Definitions

1. noun

a surgical procedure to enlarge or rebuild the bladder by using a portion of intestine, typically to treat urinary retention or other bladder disorders

“The patient underwent a cystoplasty to improve her bladder function after years of struggling with incontinence.”

Synonyms

  • bladder surgery
  • intestinal bladder augmentation

Antonyms

  • bladder removal
  • urinary diversion