Ernest Kaufmann, Peter C. Black, James W. F. Catto, H. Djaladat, S. Ghodoussipour, Jill M. Hamilton-Reeves, Bente Thoft Jensen, W. Kassouf, S. V. Lauridsen, S. P. Lerner, Carlos Llorente, Katherine Loftus, Ilaria Lucca, Alberto Martini, Mark A. Preston, S. P. Psutka, J. Sfakianos, Jay Shah, M. S. Wettstein, Stephen B. Williams, S. Daneshmand, C. Fankhauser
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Follow-up after urinary diversion aims to detect functional complications to prevent harm and improve quality of life. We conducted a literature search and reviewed guidelines and institutional follow-up protocols. We included 14 studies providing data of 3282 patients. Functional complications can be seen in up to 90% of all patients within 15 years after urinary diversion and mainly include impairment of urinary or sexual function as well as renal/metabolic disturbances, but only limited evidence supporting any functional follow-up recommendation was identified. Current guideline recommendation should be rephrased to ensure routine implementation of functional follow-up investigation. Future research is required to assess whether, which, and how follow-up protocols after cystectomy affect functional results to inform optimal surveillance procedures after treatment. In this review of recommended follow-up protocols after cystectomy, we observed different recommendations and discuss future research areas.