Selective Part Tubeless Percutaneous Renal Ureteroscope Calculus Removal in the Treatment of Upper Urinary Tract Calculi
XIE Jian-bing
LIU Jin-yu
Abstract：Objective:To explore and evaluate the feasibility,effectiveness and safety of selective part tubeless invasive percutaneous renal ureteroscope calculus removal in the treatment of upper urinary tract calculi.Method:From May 2010 to July 2014,32 eligible cases with upper urinary tract calculi received a one-stage minimally invasive percutaneous renal ureteroscope calculus removal.Percutaneous renal puncture and tract dilation were performed under C-armed fluoroscopy to establish F16 to F18 tract,followed by postoperative conventional indwelling double-J tube and catheter.Incision was only fixed pressure by dressing without suture.Result:Of the 32 operations,the bleeding volume during the operations was 30-100 ml.The operative time was 23-110 min.The average operation time was 45 min.During the operations,no blood transfusion or pleural or other adjacent organ injury occurred.Two patients of postoperative fever(>38.5 ℃) were cured after anti-infection treatment.KUB examination showed the diameter residual stone was all less than 4 mm,with no further treatment and severe complications.Postoperative hospital stay was less than 6 days.Conclusion:With strict selective procedure,part tubeless invasive percutaneous renal ureteroscope calculus removal is safe and effective with the advantage of less pain,shorter hospital stay,rapid postoperative recovery and fewer complications.
Keywords：Part tubelessInvasive percutaneous renal ureteroscopeUpper urinary tract calculi
Publication Date：2016-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：3( 16-17,18 )