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Treatment of Upper Urinary Tract Calculi with Minimally Invasive Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy with Holmium Laser

Chen Huai-b

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Objective To discuss the method and the curative effect of minimally invasive percataneous nephrolithotomy(mini PCNL) with holmium laser in treating upper urinary tract calculi.Methods From September 2007 to October 2010,138 patients with upper urinary tract calculi were treated with mini PCNL with holmium laser under the conduction by type-B ultrasonography.Of the 138 cases,64 patients had staghorn calculi,38 had single renal pelvis or renal calyx stones,eight had bilateral renal calculi,28 had upper-ureteral calculi,and two had solitary kidney calculi.Results Successful stone removal was achieved in 136 cases,among which there were 95 cases of stage-one nephrolithotomy(double tracts were used in five cases) and 41 cases of sfage-two neploolithotomy.Two cases were changed to open operation due to failures of percutaneous nephrolithotory.Extracorporeal shock-wave lithotomy was used in 27 cases after operation.The average stone removal rate was 78.9%(109/138).The average operation time was 112 minutes.The average hospital stay was 10 days.The average nephrostomy tube stay was four days.The average double J tube stay was four weeks.Five patients needed blood transfusion in operations due to a large amount of blood loss.Eleven patients suffered from massive hemorrhage one week after operation and blood transfusion was performed in three patients.Urine exosmosis happened in 12 cases.And there were seven cases of high fever(39 ℃) after operation.Follow-up was done for 98 patients accompanied by hydronephrosis for a time period ranged from three to six months averaging at four months.Hydronephrosis disappeared in 24 patients,alleviated in 68 cases,and did not change in six cases.Twenty-two cases of residual calculi were followed up for a period ranged from four to nine months averaging at six months.Enlarged calculi occurred in six cases and no change happened to the calculi in 16 cases.Eighty-seven patients without residual calculi were followed up for 12 months,and there were seven cases of reoccurrence.Conclusion Treatment of upper urinary tract calculi with minimally invasive percutaneous nephrolithotomy with holmium laser is a simple and safe method with little injury,quick recovery,few complications and satisfactory results.

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Objective To discuss the method and the curative effect of minimally invasive percataneous nephrolithotomy(mini PCNL) with holmium laser in treating upper urinary tract calculi.Methods From September 2007 to October 2010,138 patients with upper urinary tract calculi were treated with mini PCNL with holmium laser under the conduction by type-B ultrasonography.Of the 138 cases,64 patients had staghorn calculi,38 had single renal pelvis or renal calyx stones,eight had bilateral renal calculi,28 had upper-ureteral calculi,and two had solitary kidney calculi.Results Successful stone removal was achieved in 136 cases,among which there were 95 cases of stage-one nephrolithotomy(double tracts were used in five cases) and 41 cases of sfage-two neploolithotomy.Two cases were changed to open operation due to failures of percutaneous nephrolithotory.Extracorporeal shock-wave lithotomy was used in 27 cases after operation.The average stone removal rate was 78.9%(109/138).The average operation time was 112 minutes.The average hospital stay was 10 days.The average nephrostomy tube stay was four days.The average double J tube stay was four weeks.Five patients needed blood transfusion in operations due to a large amount of blood loss.Eleven patients suffered from massive hemorrhage one week after operation and blood transfusion was performed in three patients.Urine exosmosis happened in 12 cases.And there were seven cases of high fever(39 ℃) after operation.Follow-up was done for 98 patients accompanied by hydronephrosis for a time period ranged from three to six months averaging at four months.Hydronephrosis disappeared in 24 patients,alleviated in 68 cases,and did not change in six cases.Twenty-two cases of residual calculi were followed up for a period ranged from four to nine months averaging at six months.Enlarged calculi occurred in six cases and no change happened to the calculi in 16 cases.Eighty-seven patients without residual calculi were followed up for 12 months,and there were seven cases of reoccurrence.Conclusion Treatment of upper urinary tract calculi with minimally invasive percutaneous nephrolithotomy with holmium laser is a simple and safe method with little injury,quick recovery,few complications and satisfactory results.

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Objective To discuss the method and the curative effect of minimally invasive percataneous nephrolithotomy(mini PCNL) with holmium laser in treating upper urinary tract calculi.Methods From September 2007 to October 2010,138 patients with upper urinary tract calculi were treated with mini PCNL with holmium laser under the conduction by type-B ultrasonography.Of the 138 cases,64 patients had staghorn calculi,38 had single renal pelvis or renal calyx stones,eight had bilateral renal calculi,28 had upper-ureteral calculi,and two had solitary kidney calculi.Results Successful stone removal was achieved in 136 cases,among which there were 95 cases of stage-one nephrolithotomy(double tracts were used in five cases) and 41 cases of sfage-two neploolithotomy.Two cases were changed to open operation due to failures of percutaneous nephrolithotory.Extracorporeal shock-wave lithotomy was used in 27 cases after operation.The average stone removal rate was 78.9%(109/138).The average operation time was 112 minutes.The average hospital stay was 10 days.The average nephrostomy tube stay was four days.The average double J tube stay was four weeks.Five patients needed blood transfusion in operations due to a large amount of blood loss.Eleven patients suffered from massive hemorrhage one week after operation and blood transfusion was performed in three patients.Urine exosmosis happened in 12 cases.And there were seven cases of high fever(39 ℃) after operation.Follow-up was done for 98 patients accompanied by hydronephrosis for a time period ranged from three to six months averaging at four months.Hydronephrosis disappeared in 24 patients,alleviated in 68 cases,and did not change in six cases.Twenty-two cases of residual calculi were followed up for a period ranged from four to nine months averaging at six months.Enlarged calculi occurred in six cases and no change happened to the calculi in 16 cases.Eighty-seven patients without residual calculi were followed up for 12 months,and there were seven cases of reoccurrence.Conclusion Treatment of upper urinary tract calculi with minimally invasive percutaneous nephrolithotomy with holmium laser is a simple and safe method with little injury,quick recovery,few complications and satisfactory results.

Key concepts: Medicine, Percutaneous nephrolithotomy, Surgery, Lithotomy position, Upper urinary tract, Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, Hydronephrosis, Nephrostomy

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