Modalities of treatment of renal colic in pregnancy
ZHAO Xiao-lei
XU Wen-chao
XIE Qing-nan
DU Xin-yi
LI Tie-qiang
Abstract：Objective To discuss our experience with initial treatment in management of renal colic with or without urreteral stones in pregnant women.Methods Forty-two women with pregnancy were proved to have renal colic.Conservative treatment with hydration,analgesics and antibiotics were primarily applied.16 cases then received minimally invasive procedures,including double J-stenting and ureteroscopy,if primary treanment failed.Result Twenty-six cases got well with conservative therapies.Other 16 needed further minimally invaisve procedures,including 10 D-J stenting and 6 ureteroscopy with pneumatic lithotripsy,D-J stenting was withdrawn within 1 to 2 weeks operation.Conclusion If recurrent renal colic or failed,minimally invasive procedures of D-J stenting or further uretreoscopic pneumatic lithotripsy can facilitate the successful management of remaining cases without abortion.
Keywords：Pregnancy renal colicConservative treatmentD-J catheterUreteroscopyLithotripsy
Publication Date：2008-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2026-09-14(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：2( 723-724 )