Relationship of postoperative systemic inflammatory response syndrome and preoperative midway through the urine and perioperative renal pelvis urine of percutaneous nephrostolithotomy / 中国医师进修杂志
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine
; (36): 20-22, 2012.
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ObjectiveTo explore the relationship of postoperative systemic inflammatory response syndrome(SIRS) and preoperative midway through the urine and perioperative renal pelvis urine of percutaneous nephrostolithotomy(PCNL).Methods Participants included 450 patients with urinary calculus who underwent PCNL,preoperative midway through the urine and perioperative renal pelvis urine of PCNL was collected.ResultsOf 450 cases,preoperative midway through the urine germiculture positive 100 cases (22.2%,100/450 ),perioperative renal pelvis urine germiculture positive 85 cases (18.9%,85/450),46 cases ( 10.2%,46/450) occurred SIRS after PCNL.Decompression of perioperative renal pelvis urine germiculture positive 20 cases(23.5%,20/85) preoperative midway through the urine germiculture positive,perioperative renal pelvis urine the bacteria cultures negative 80 cases (21.9%,80/365 ) preoperative midway through the urine germiculture positive(P >0.05),preoperative midway through the urine germiculture positive 15 cases ( 15.0%,15/100) in SIRS,preoperative midway through the urine the bacteria cultures negative 31 cases ( 8.9%,31 /350) in SIRS (P > 0.05 ).Decompression of perioperative renal pelvis urine germiculture positive 18 cases (21.2%,18/85) in SIRS,perioperative renal pelvis urine the bacteria cultures negative 28 cases (7.7%,28/365) in SIRS (P < 0.05 ).ConclusionPreoperative midway through the urine has no correlation with the occurrence of SIRS,perioperative renal pelvis urine germiculture positive can predict the occurrence of SIRS,giving corresponding antibiotic treatment can improve the security of PCNL.
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