Neo Bladder after bonemarrow transplant

Hi PJMC. I've not had neobladder so unable to answer your question, but let me welcome you to the group. I am sure someone will be along to help with your concerns. Best wishes.

Thank you

Sorry I don't have that experience either, but I do know that radiotherapy in the past can cause internal scarring or adhesions that makes bladder removal tricky. Neo isn't always possible anyway, for various reasons.  I was able to have one, but had to have a cysto to check in advance. They always mark up for a stoma in case they find a neo isn't possible when they open up. If he really doesn't want a stoma and bag, he could ask if a Mitrofanoff would be a possibility. That is an internal pouch made from intestine, like neo, but catheterised through a small opening on the abdomen (sometimes in the navel).