Analysis of development, safety and efficacy of percutaneous nephrolithotomy for management of upper urinary tract calculi in pediatric patients / 北京大学学报(医学版)

Objective: To evaluate the development, safety and efficacy of percutaneous nephrolithotomy(PNL) for management of upper urinary tract calculi in pediatric patients.Methods: In the study, 77 pediatric patients undergoing 87 PNLs through mini or standard tract for upper urinary tract calculi between January 2005 and December 2016 in Peking University People''s hospital were reviewed, including 69 renal calculi, 6 upper ureteral calculi, 12 renal and upper ureteral calculi, 35 single calculi, 43 multiple calculi and 9 staghorn calculi.The development and efficacy of PNL in pediatric patients were studied by analyzing the characteristics and clinical indexes, and by reviewing the associated literature.The Clavien classification system was used to evaluate the complications after PNL.Results: A total of 87 PNLs were performed in 77 pediatric patients.Eighty-one upper urinary tract calculi were managed through a single tract(93.1%), 5 pediatric patients were managed through 2 tracts(5.7%), and 1 pe-diatric patient was managed through 3 tracts(1.2%).The mean operating time was (77.0±29.8) min.The stone-free rate after one session was 100% for single calculi and 71.2% for multiple or staghorn calculi, 5(5.8%) children underwent auxiliary procedure to remove the residual calculi and the final stone-free rate of PNL was 88.5%.One of the main complications of pediatric PNL was fever.Sixteen(18.4%) had moderate fever(38-39 ℃), 5(5.7%) had high fever(39-40 ℃) and there were no severe complications of infection, such as sepsis or septic shock.The mean hemoglobin loss was (10.3±16.1) g/L and the serum creatinine rise was (7.0±13.3) μmol/L.One(1.2%) pediatric patient suffered ureteroscopic lithotripsy because of the obstruction by the residual stone in ureter.No injury of organs or retroperitoneal urinary extravasation occurred.General assessment of the complications showed Clavien grade Ⅰ complications in 14 (16.1%) pediatric patients, grade Ⅱ in 7(8.0%) children and grade Ⅲ in 1(1.2%) children.There was no grade Ⅳ or Ⅴ complications.The overall complication rate was 25.3%.Conclusion: PNL for management of upper urinary tract calculi in pediatric patients is effective.Complications after PNL, as assessed with Clavien classification system, are mild and PNL in pediatric patients is safe.

The Analysis of Using Modified Clavien Classification of Surgical Complications in Postoperative Complications of Mini-Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy / 昆明医科大学学报

Objeetive To discuss risk factors for postoperative complications after Mini-percutaneous nephrolithotomy (mPNL) using modified Clavien classification of surgical complications.Methods From September 1999 to December 2010,4533 patients having complications after mPNL were analyzed with five related clinical factors using the modified Clavien classification of surgical complications in the Second Affiliated Hospital of Kunming Medical University.Results Among 88 cases having complications (1.94％),69 had hemorrhage (0.24％),5 had colon injury (0.11％),3 had septic shock (0.06％),5 had liquid absorption syndrome (0.11％),6 had pleural effusion (0.13％).According to the modified Clavien classification,11 cases were clustered into Class Ⅰ (0.24％),71 cases into Class Ⅱ (1.56％),6 cases into Class Ⅲa (0.13％) and no cases was classified in Class Ⅲ b,Ⅳ a,Ⅳ b and Ⅴ.For patients having complications of Class Ⅱ and Ⅲ,the average hospital stay was significantly longer than those having either Class Ⅰ or no complications.Multiple logistic regression analysis showed that five factors were associated with postoperative complications,including operation time (OR=1.46),ASA score (0 =2.49),having cardiovascular disease or diabetes at the same time (0R=1.67),stone load (0R=1.34) and positive urine culture (0R=0.97).Conclusion Using modified Clavien classification of surgical complications in the analysis of mPNL was standard,objective,applicable and recommended.

Analysis of high risk factors and classification for biliary tract complication following liver transplantation / 中华肝胆外科杂志

Objective To retrospectively study the high risk factors for biliary complication (BC) and the application of the Clavien system to classify BC in a large cohorts of subjects undergoing liver transplantations (LT).Methods The clinical data of 181 patients who received LT from Jan.2004 to Dec.2008 were studied.BC was classified using the Clavien system.The risk factors of biliary complication were evaluated by using a binary forward stepwise logistic regression analysis.Results 14.4％ (26/181) recipients developed BC (BC group).In 84.6％ (22/26) patients the BC was above the Clavien Ⅲ b.Regression analysis of BC revealed that the placement of a T tube (P =0.0090,OR=31.177),RIld (P=0.0094,OR＜0.001).RI1w (P=0.0013,OR＞999.999) were significantly associated with the development of BC.Regression analysis of BC above Clavien Ⅲ b revealed that RIld (P=0.0065,OR＜0.001,RI1w (P=0.0022,OR＞999.999) were significantly associated with the development of BC above Clavien Ⅲ b.Conclusions The Clavien classification system was useful to classify BC.The placement of a T tube was an independent risk factor to predict BC,it was not a factor for BC above Clavien Ⅲ b.Hepatic arterial insufficiency (HAI) was an independent risk factor for BC and BC above Clavien Ⅲ b.