2010Chinese Journal of EndourologyRequires access

Minimally invasive percutaneous nephrolithotomy with pneumatic lithotripsy guided by B-type ultrasound for the treatment of upper urinary calculi

LI Mei-hon

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Objective To summarize the experience of minimally invasive percutaneous nephrolithotomy(MPCNL) with pneumatic lithotripsy under B-type ultrasound guidance for the treatment of upper urinary calculi,and improve the skill of operation.Methods 186 patients with kidney and ureteral calculi underwent MPCNL with pneumatic lithotripsy under B-type ultrasound guidance.procedure time,blood loss and the stone-free rate were analyzed retrospectively.Results The minimally invasive percutaneous renal access of 18F was successfully established in all patients under B-type ultrasound guidance and immediate lithotripsy was performed.The average operation time was 68 minitues,and average blood loss was 70ml.Stone free rate was 90.32%.No severe complication occurred.Conclusions MPCNL with pneumatic lithotripsy appears to be efficacious and safe for disintegrating and removing upper urinary tract calculi under B-type ultrasound guidancd with exact orientation,even instead of X-ray guidance.

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Objective To summarize the experience of minimally invasive percutaneous nephrolithotomy(MPCNL) with pneumatic lithotripsy under B-type ultrasound guidance for the treatment of upper urinary calculi,and improve the skill of operation.Methods 186 patients with kidney and ureteral calculi underwent MPCNL with pneumatic lithotripsy under B-type ultrasound guidance.procedure time,blood loss and the stone-free rate were analyzed retrospectively.Results The minimally invasive percutaneous renal access of 18F was successfully established in all patients under B-type ultrasound guidance and immediate lithotripsy was performed.The average operation time was 68 minitues,and average blood loss was 70ml.Stone free rate was 90.32%.No severe complication occurred.Conclusions MPCNL with pneumatic lithotripsy appears to be efficacious and safe for disintegrating and removing upper urinary tract calculi under B-type ultrasound guidancd with exact orientation,even instead of X-ray guidance.

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Objective To summarize the experience of minimally invasive percutaneous nephrolithotomy(MPCNL) with pneumatic lithotripsy under B-type ultrasound guidance for the treatment of upper urinary calculi,and improve the skill of operation.Methods 186 patients with kidney and ureteral calculi underwent MPCNL with pneumatic lithotripsy under B-type ultrasound guidance.procedure time,blood loss and the stone-free rate were analyzed retrospectively.Results The minimally invasive percutaneous renal access of 18F was successfully established in all patients under B-type ultrasound guidance and immediate lithotripsy was performed.The average operation time was 68 minitues,and average blood loss was 70ml.Stone free rate was 90.32%.No severe complication occurred.Conclusions MPCNL with pneumatic lithotripsy appears to be efficacious and safe for disintegrating and removing upper urinary tract calculi under B-type ultrasound guidancd with exact orientation,even instead of X-ray guidance.

Key concepts: Percutaneous nephrolithotomy, Medicine, Lithotripsy, Surgery, Percutaneous, Ultrasound, Blood loss, Upper urinary tract

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