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Title:
Determination of Stone CT Value Combined With Flexible Ureteroscopy for Treatment of Large Load Kidney Stones
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Tao Shuixiang Zhang Guanfu Shen Chong et al.
Department of Urology, Shaoxing People¡¯s Hospital, Shaoxing 312000, China
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CT valueFlexible ureteroscopyRenal stone
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Abstract:
ObjectiveTo evaluate the safety, efficacy and feasibility of flexible ureterroscopic lithotripsy for treatment of kidney stones ¡Ý 2 cm in diameter and their CT value ¡Ü 800 HU.MethodsFrom January 2016 to December 2018, 30 patients with renal stones ¡Ý 2 cm in diameter and their CT value ¡Ü 800 HU underwent flexible ureteroscopic lithotripsy. A ureteral stent was placed routinely before the operation for 2 weeks, and a sheath was placed after the general anesthesia, along which a F9.8 Olympus flexible endoscope was placed into. The holmium laser fiber of 200 or 365 ¦Ìm was inserted (the stone located in the renal pelvis), with the energy of holmium laser lithotripsy of 1.0 J and the frequency of 20-30 Hz. The stones were gradually fragmented, and the larger stone fragments were taken out with stone basket. One ureteral stent was retained after operation.ResultsAll the 30 cases were successfully placed the sheath and ureteroscope. The success rate of oneª²stage access was 100%. The average operation time was 75 min(range,50-90 min). There was no second operation. A total of 28 cases were operated successfully, while other 2 cases had residual stones with diameter of 8 and 10 mm respectively, which were discharged 2 to 3 weeks after ESWL. There were 5 cases of postoperative fever, whose body temperature decreased to normal after the treatment of antiª²inflammatory infusion. No ureteral perforation, bleeding or other complications was seen. The average hospitalization time was 2.4 days(range,2-4 d). After 1 year¡¯s followª²up, 2 cases recurred (stone size was 7 mm and 6 mm respectively), and 3 cases were found renal crystal without need of special treatment.ConclusionFlexible ureteroscopic lithotripsy for large load kidney stone with CT value ¡Ü 800 HU is safe, effective and feasible.

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