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MP12-01 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DAILY WATER INTAKE AND 24-HOUR URINE VOLUME IN ADOLESCENTS WITH KIDNEY STONES

Joshua Bernard, Lihai Song, Brittney Henderson, Steven L. Warner, Gregory E. Tasian

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Estimated blood loss (EBL) [200ml], Hemoglobin change [2.8g/dL] and Hematocrit change [9%]; only 1 patient (3.0%) required one unit transfusion.Median length of stay (LOS) was 2 days.Clavien-Dindo complications were: 0 [21], I [7], II [3], IIIa [1], IIIb [1], IV and V [0].Median resected prostate weight was 122g.Incidental prostate cancer was found in 3 (9%); one patient required radiotherapy.No patients were catheter-dependent post-operatively; mean post-void residual was 29ml (range 0 to 250ml).CONCLUSIONS: EP-RASP is a safe and efficacious technique for the management of large adenomas, particularly when it is preferable not to enter the peritoneal cavity.

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Estimated blood loss (EBL) [200ml], Hemoglobin change [2.8g/dL] and Hematocrit change [9%]; only 1 patient (3.0%) required one unit transfusion.Median length of stay (LOS) was 2 days.Clavien-Dindo complications were: 0 [21], I [7], II [3], IIIa [1], IIIb [1], IV and V [0].Median resected prostate weight was 122g.Incidental prostate cancer was found in 3 (9%); one patient required radiotherapy.No patients were catheter-dependent post-operatively; mean post-void residual was 29ml (range 0 to 250ml).CONCLUSIONS: EP-RASP is a safe and efficacious technique for the management of large adenomas, particularly when it is preferable not to enter the peritoneal cavity.

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Estimated blood loss (EBL) [200ml], Hemoglobin change [2.8g/dL] and Hematocrit change [9%]; only 1 patient (3.0%) required one unit transfusion.Median length of stay (LOS) was 2 days.Clavien-Dindo complications were: 0 [21], I [7], II [3], IIIa [1], IIIb [1], IV and V [0].Median resected prostate weight was 122g.Incidental prostate cancer was found in 3 (9%); one patient required radiotherapy.No patients were catheter-dependent post-operatively; mean post-void residual was 29ml (range 0 to 250ml).CONCLUSIONS: EP-RASP is a safe and efficacious technique for the management of large adenomas, particularly when it is preferable not to enter the peritoneal cavity.

Key concepts: Fluid intake, Medicine, Water intake, Urine, Kidney stones, Urine collection device, Kidney disease, Surgery

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