Preliminary communicationPercutaneous nephroscopy using fiberoptic bronchoscope Removal of renal calculus
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Percutaneous Stone Manipulation
2017, Journal of UrologyCitation Excerpt :Pressure increases resulting from flushing of the collecting system during stone disintegration may cause back pressure damage to the kidney, especially harmful with pre-existing infection. Reports on postoperative stone removal via a nephrostomy have documented the low risk associated with intrarenal instrumentation.6–11 In our series neither episodes of pyelonephritis nor increases of serum creatinine were observed.
History
2016, Percutaneous Surgery of the Upper Urinary Tract: Handbook of EndourologyComparison of a Novel One-Step Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy Sheath with a Standard Two-Step Device
2008, UrologyCitation Excerpt :There was also no significant difference in the extent of scarring between the NSS and the HPBC using the semiqualitative scoring system (P = 0.7). The technique for percutaneous extraction of renal calculi did not gain popularity until the early 1970s.5–7 Several types of renal percutaneous access devices have been developed and all are currently still on the market.
A novel single step percutaneous access sheath: The initial human experience
2006, Journal of UrologyStudies on renal damage from percutaneous nephrolitholapaxy
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