Application of artificial hydronephrosis in percutaneous nephrostomy for the tre atment of complicated nephrolithiasis
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Objective To evaluate the value of artifici al hydronephrosis in percutaneous nephrostomy for the treatment of complicated n ephrolithiasis without hydronephrosis. Methods Artificia l hydronephrosis was performed in 26 patients with complicated nephrolithiasis ( 18 men and 8 women;mean age,39 years;age range,19-67 years).Among them the calcu li were located on the left side in 12 cases,on the right in 10 and on both in 4 ;single staghorn calculus in 8 cases and multiple in 18.The mean diameter of the calculi was 3.8 cm (range,3.0-6.5 cm).Retro-ureteral cannulation was performed and normal saline was pumped into the pelvis and then artificial hydronephrosis was formed. And guided by B-ultrasound,minimally invasive percutaneous nephrol ithotomy (MPCNL) was carried out. Results The procedure was successful in 24 (92.3%) of the 26 cases and failed in 2.Guided by X-ray of pyelographic location,puncture was performed and succeeded in the 2 cases.Cathe ters for fistulization were placed on 28 sides (93.3%) of the patients. Intraope rative bleeding was 40-1200 ml.Six patients received blood transfusion. Conclusions Percutaneous nephrostomy guided by B-ultrasound aft er artificial hydronephrosis is an effective method for patients with complicate d nephrolithiasis without hydronephrosis.
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Objective To evaluate the value of artifici al hydronephrosis in percutaneous nephrostomy for the treatment of complicated n ephrolithiasis without hydronephrosis. Methods Artificia l hydronephrosis was performed in 26 patients with complicated nephrolithiasis ( 18 men and 8 women;mean age,39 years;age range,19-67 years).Among them the calcu li were located on the left side in 12 cases,on the right in 10 and on both in 4 ;single staghorn calculus in 8 cases and multiple in 18.The mean diameter of the calculi was 3.8 cm (range,3.0-6.5 cm).Retro-ureteral cannulation was performed and normal saline was pumped into the pelvis and then artificial hydronephrosis was formed. And guided by B-ultrasound,minimally invasive percutaneous nephrol ithotomy (MPCNL) was carried out. Results The procedure was successful in 24 (92.3%) of the 26 cases and failed in 2.Guided by X-ray of pyelographic location,puncture was performed and succeeded in the 2 cases.Cathe ters for fistulization were placed on 28 sides (93.3%) of the patients. Intraope rative bleeding was 40-1200 ml.Six patients received blood transfusion. Conclusions Percutaneous nephrostomy guided by B-ultrasound aft er artificial hydronephrosis is an effective method for patients with complicate d nephrolithiasis without hydronephrosis.
Key concepts: Medicine, Hydronephrosis, Percutaneous nephrostomy, Nephrostomy, Percutaneous, Renal pelvis, Surgery, Ultrasound