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Objective Reports are relatively few at home and abroad onrobot-assistedlaparoscopic ureteral reimplantation ( RAUR) .This study summarizes our experience with RAUR and assesses the feasibility and clinical effect of the strategy . Methods We retrospectively analyzed the clinical data about 5 cases of lower ureterostenosistreated by RAUR in our department from May 2015 to February 2017. Results Operations were successfully completed in all the cases , with an estimatedintraoperative blood loss of 40-100 mL but no blood transfusion , nor conversion to open surgery , nor intestinal or major vascular injury .The urethral catheter was re-moved at 5-7 days after surgery and there were no postoperative complications .The patients were followed up for over 6 months , during which all showed increased glomerular filtration rate ( 2-12 mL/min) of the involved kidney at 3 months and ultrasonography revealed no ureterostenosisorhydronephrosis . Conclusion Robot-assistedlaparoscopic ureteral reimplantation is a safe , effective and minimally invasive surgical option for distal ureteral obstruction .
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Objective To summarise and analyze the clinical effecacy of endovascular treatment(internal holmium laser incision,bal-loon dilation,ureter dilator,rigid ureter dilation)for ureteral stricture.Methods The clinical data of 628 patients from January 2010 to Jan-uary 2015 in our hospital were analyzed.The relevant operation indicators,postoperative complications and recovery condition were recorded and analyzed.Results The operation time was 5.5 to 29 minutes,with average time of 16.5 minutes,no ureteral avulsion,ureteral fragmen-tation and massive haemorrhage happened.All patients were followed up for 6 to 36 months,591 cases(94.1%)were cured,29 cases (4.6%)of postoperative stricture recurrence received endovascular treatment again,8 patients(1.3%)conversion to open ureterolithotomy. Conclusion Endovascular treatment of ureteral stricture is diversified within holmium laser incision,it has the advantages of shorter opera-tion time,fewer complications,less trauma,repeatability and so on,which is an effective and safe treatment method.
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ObjectiveTo investigate the efficacy of transurethral resection and ball pouch dilatation for treatment of ureterostenosis.MethodsThe clinical data of 49 cases of ureteral stricture were analyzed retrospective analysis from June 2008 to June 2011 with 20 cases of male patients and 29 cases of female patients.The age was 15 to 56 years,with a mean age of 40 years.Ipsilateral renal function were mild impairment in 4 cases,moderate impairment in 35 cases,and severe damage in 10 cases.There were ureteropelvic junction etenosis in 11 cases,upper ureteral stricture in 13 cases,and lower segment stenosis in 25 cases.The ureteral stricture length was 0.3 to 2.0 cm,with a mean of 1.2 cm.Seventeen patients were treated with transurethral resection and ball pouch dilatation by minimally invasive percutaneous nephrostomy,and 31 cases were completed by ureteroscopy.The ureteral stents were removed by ureteroscope after 3 - 6 months.45 cases were followed up for 12 -43 months,with a mean of 24 months. ResultsForty-eight cases were completed smoothly with 1 case converted to open surgery.The surgical time was 25 to 95 min with a mean of 42 min.The postoperative hospital stay was 2 to 6 d with a mean of 4 d.In the follow-up of 45 cases,B ultrasound and CT scan showed hydronephrosis reduced significantly in 39 patients,IVU showed unobstructed ureter without significant stenosis.And 6 cases showed no significant changes in hydronephrosis. Conc(t)usionThe method of transurethral resection and ball pouch dilatation has good clinical effect,less pain and shorter hospital stays,which provides a new and effective treatment for patients with ureteral stricture.
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Objective: To discuss the management principles and skills for treatment of intractable ureterostenosis under ureteroscope. Methods: Our management experience on 19 patients with intractable ureteral stenosis was retrospectively analyzed. The 19 cases included urological TB-caused multiple ureteral stenosis, oncothlipsis to ureters from intestinal tract or gynecology, restenosis 3 months to 12 years after pelviureteric junction plasty, operative site stenosis after ureterolithotomy, double ureter back flow accompanied by stenosis, ureter imperforation after renal parenchyma lithotomy without placing double "J", ureter imperforation 3 months after extracorporeal shock-wave lithotripsy due to ureterolith, tubal bladder stoma stenosis after renal transplantation, restenosis after tubal bladder stoma due to distal ureterostenosis, and so on. All the patients were treated under ureteroscope. The management methods included: the Wolf 8/9. 8 CH12° and Wolf 6/7. 6 CH5° ureteroscope was used as a dilator to dilate the stenoses; balloon expanding under ureteroscope was used to dilate the stenoses; the ureter pliers was used to expand the stenoses to different directions; the cold knife was used to open the stenoses; if the diameter of stenoses were smaller than the that of the ureteroscopes, F4. 5 or F3 double "J" tubes were inserted guided by a wire under ureteroscope; and 2 or 3 weeks later, a larger tube or two tubes were introduced into the stenoses already dilated partly by the former tube. Results: Ureteroscopic method failed in treating 2 patients in our group and succeeded in treating all the other patients. The outcomes of patient were fine during 2 months to 3 years' follow-up. Conclusion: It is difficult to treat patients with intractable ureterostenoses. With good experience in manipulation of ureteroscope, the flexible application of several techniques according to the different conditions of different patients can guarantee successful treatment in most patients.
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Objective To discuss the techniques and efficacy of Ho:YAG laser incision by using uteroscopy for ureterostenosis.Methods From July 2004 to April 2007,52 patients with ureterostenosis received ureteral incision by using Ho:YAG laser under a endoscope.Two double pigtail stents(F5 or F6) were placed in the ureters after the operation and left indwelling for 8 to 12 weeks.Ultrasonography and excretion urography were performed 3 to 6 months after extubation.Results Follow-up was available for 3 to 24 months(mean,17 months) in 46 patients,of which 40(87%) were cured after the treatment.In the cured patients,hydronephrosis,ureteral dilation,and ureterostenosis were improved,and the pain in the kidney region was relieved;none of them showed signs of infection.In the other 6 patients,4 were improved after the treatment(no deterioration of the symptoms of hydronephrosis,ureteral dilation,and pain in the kidney region,and no infection);and 2 failed(the symptoms of hydronephrosis and ureteral dilation deteriorated,and pain in the kidney region and infection were developed).Conclusion Endoscopic ureteral excision using holmium laser combined with indwelling of two double pigtail stents is effective and safe for ureterostenosis.
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Objective:To discuss the management principles and skills for treatment of intractable ureterostenosis under ureteroscope.Methods:Our management experience on 19 patients with intractable ureteral stenosis was retrospectively analyzed.The 19 cases included urological TB-caused multiple ureteral stenosis,oncothlipsis to ureters from intestinal tract or gynecology,restenosis 3 months to 12 years after pelviureteric junction plasty,operative site stenosis after ureterolithotomy. double ureter back flow accompanied by stenosis,ureter imperforation after renal parenchyma lithotomy without placing double"J",ureter imperforation 3 months after extracorporeal shock-wave lithotripsy due to ureterolith,tubal bladder stoma stenosis after renal transplantation,restenosis after tubal bladder stoma due to distal ureterostenosis,and so on.All the patients were treated under ureteroscope.The management methods included:the Wolf 8/9.8 CH12?and Wolf 6/7.6 CH5?ureteroscope was used as a dilator to dilate the stenoses:balloon expanding under ureteroscope was used to dilate the stenoses;the ureter pliers was used to expand the stenoses to different directions;the cold knife was used to open the stenoses;if the diameter of stenoses were smaller than the that of the ureteroscopes,F4.5 or F3 double"J"tubes were inserted guided by a wire under ureteroscope; and 2 or 3 weeks later,a larger tube or two tubes were introduced into the stenoses already dilated partly by the former tube. Results:Ureteroscopic method failed in treating 2 patients in our group and succeeded in treating all the other patients.The outcomes of patient were fine during 9 months to 3 years'follow-up.Conclusion:It is difficult to treat patients with intractable ureterostenoses.With good experience in manipulation of ureteroscope,the flexible application of several techniques according to the different conditions of different patients can guarantee successful treatment in most patients.