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In situ big dissection of anatrophic nephrolithotomy to remove large renal staghorn calculi:report of 52 cases / 中国医师进修杂志
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine ; (36): 17-19, 2008.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-400098
ABSTRACT
Objective To discuss the method and effect of large renal staghorn calculi by anatrophic nephrolithotomy (AN).Methods Fifty-two patients with large renal staghom calculi underwent AN.Bilateral renal calculi disease was present in 3 patients,so that a number of 55 procedures were operated.Preoperative evaluation included urinalysis,urine culture,renal function,and ultragound,CT,KUB and IVU.A flank incision was between the 11th and 12th ribs and the kidney was freed.After interrupted renal pedicle in situ hypothermia,the renal parenchyma incision was made along the avascular plane which is outside in the back of the kidney.The collecting system was opened.The calculi were removed.The collecting system was reconstructed.The renal parenchyma was closed and the renal circulation was reestablished.The protected management of renal function was made intraoperative.Postoperative follow-up consisted of urinalysis,renal function,ultrasound,KUB,IVU and ECT.Results The operative time was (117±45) minutes.The renal ischemia time WaS (29±15)minutes.Five cases underwent blood transfusion.Mean amount of blood transfusion was 230 ml.Four cases had remained calculi.The stone-free rate was 92.3%.No recent complication occurred after operation.Postoperative follow-up indicated that renal function was normal.Conclusions AN is the most appropriate method for patients with large renal staghorn calculi because of the highest stone-free rate,the lowest stone-recurred rate and a safe and effective operative procedure with less complication.Renal function damages just little through a series of protected management.Nephrectomy is avoided to part of patients.

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Full text: Available Index: WPRIM (Western Pacific) Language: Chinese Journal: Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine Year: 2008 Type: Article