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Objective To discuss primary experience the clinical use of "All-seeing needle set" combined with Holmium laser to treat the single renal stone lesser than 2 cm in diameter through a super minimal tract (F12).Methods From January 2015 to December 2016,43 patients were enrolled into this retrospective study.There were 23 males and 20 females who were diagnosed as single renal stone less than 2 cm in diameter(age range from 23-65 years).There were 8 upper pole renal stones,13 lower pole renal stones and 22 renal pelvis stones.The mean stone size was (1.63 ± 0.32) cm in diameter (range from 1.2 cm to 2.0 cm)."All-seeing needle system" was applied during percutaneous puncture.After building a F12 minimal tract by fascia dilator,all patients received lithotripsy with Holmium laser.Indwelling catheters for 3 days and an F6 double-J tube was left for 2 weeks without a tube in the percutaneous tract after operation.Finally,KUB and/or urinary CT were used to check the results on day 1.Result All operations were completed successfully.The operation time was 23-65min [averaged (31.0 ±9.2) min].41 cases' renal stones were store free,and the 2 stone residues was clear with later extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy.No severe complications occurred.Conclusion As an alternative to standard procedures for treatment of renal stones less than 2 cm in diameter,adopting "All-seeing needle set" with Holmium laser through a super minimal tract (F12) is safe,minimally invasive,fast and effective with a low complication rate.
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Objective To observe the influence of ratio of endoscope-sheath diameter on renal pelvic pressure during PCNL.Methods The model of 24 isolated adult porcine kidneys were used to imitate percutaneous nephrolithotomy from September 2016 to June 2017.Each tract was established (F12,F14 and F16).Three kinds of endoscopes (F8 all-seeing needle percutaneous nephroscope,F6/7.5 and F8/ 9.8 rigid ureteroscope),input a 200μm laser,were adopted.There were 8 combinations,and 3 kidneys were used for each one.Renal pelvic pressure was measured 3 times repeatedly in every combination with steady irrigation (50,100,150,200,250,300,350,400,450,500 cmH2O).Results The linear equations,ratios of endoscope-sheath diameter and highest renal pelvic pressures for each combination were:F8-F12,Pr =0.026 P0-1.533,0.67,12.2 ± 0.54;F6/7.5-F 12,Pr =0.112 P0-5.001,0.92,51.2 ± 0.93;F8-F 14,Pr =0.010P0 + 1.067,0.58,6.2 ± 0.48;F6/7.5-F14,Pr =0.020P0 + 1.000,0.79,10.8 ± 0.46;F8/9.8-F14,Pr =0.144P0 +20.933,0.87,84.7 ± 1.17;F8-F16,Pr =0.005P0 + 1.067,0.50,2.8 ±0.34;F6/7.5-F16,Pr =0.009P0 + 0.533,0.68,5.1 ± 0.32;F8/9.8-F16,Pr =0.020P0 + 2.200,0.75,12.6 ± 0.56.The combinations of F6/7.5-F12 and F8/9.8-F14 might lead to a high renal pelvic pressure without proper irrigation (<401.7 cmH2O for F6/7.5-F12;< 132.4 cmH2O for F8/9.8-F14).Conclusion In order to keep a safe pressure,a proper ratio of endoscope-sheath diameter (< 0.80) and appropriate irrigation must be considered.