Senile BPH with bladder stones Treated by PKRP Combining U100+laser lithotripsy
Guofei Zhang
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Guofei Zhang
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Objective:To probe into the PKRP combined with U100+ laser lithotripsy for treatment of BPH and bladder stones.Methods:Seventeen patients were operated with PKRP and U100+ laser lithotripsy for the BPH and bladder stones at the same time.Results:Of all cases were successfully treated in one operation. The average operation time 95 min.The success rate of lithotripsy was 100%in all cases.Average amount of bleeding being 90 ml,there were no such severe complications as bladder perforation and serious bleeding happening during and after operation.Conclusion:The method is safe,effective and less bleeding,a short time,less trauma,fewer complications for treatment of senile BPH with bladder stones.
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Objective:To probe into the PKRP combined with U100+ laser lithotripsy for treatment of BPH and bladder stones.Methods:Seventeen patients were operated with PKRP and U100+ laser lithotripsy for the BPH and bladder stones at the same time.Results:Of all cases were successfully treated in one operation. The average operation time 95 min.The success rate of lithotripsy was 100%in all cases.Average amount of bleeding being 90 ml,there were no such severe complications as bladder perforation and serious bleeding happening during and after operation.Conclusion:The method is safe,effective and less bleeding,a short time,less trauma,fewer complications for treatment of senile BPH with bladder stones.
Key concepts: Medicine, Bladder stones, Lithotripsy, Laser lithotripsy, Perforation, Surgery, Bladder stone, Internal medicine