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Conversion and Undiversion Surgery

The term "undiversion" was coined by Hendren (1) and originally referred to the refunctionalisation of the urinary tract after prior urinary diversion. Changing one form of urinary diversion into another was initially termed "secondary diversion" and later on called "conversion". The establishment and standardisation of continent urinary diversion has brought about an important change in terminology.