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Why is the catheter removed within seven days in Detroit and 14 days at home?

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Why is the catheter removed within seven days in Detroit and 14 days at home?

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It normally takes two weeks for the connection between the bladder and the urethra to heal. At seven days, the connection is dependent on the stitches. Occasionally, a patient needs the catheter reinserted if the stitches tear. Because we performed your operation, we are more familiar with the placement of the catheter and are better able to properly place it. If this were to happen at home, your doctor may not be as familiar with your particular operation and may have more difficulty placing the catheter.

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