URETEROSCOPIC BALLISTIC LITHOTRIPSY IN 2946 CASES

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YAZDANI M.; TADAYON F.; EBADZADEH M.

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Journal: Journal of Isfahan Medical School Year:2004 | Volume:22 | Issue:72 Page(s): 27-29

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URETEROSCOPIC BALLISTIC LITHOTRIPSY IN 2946 CASES

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YAZDANI M. | TADAYON F. | EBADZADEH M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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Introduction. We report our experience 2946 Ureteroscopic Ballistic lithotripsy procedures.Methods: We retrospectiveely reviewed all ureteroscopic lithotripsies performed at two hospital affiliated to Isfahan University of Medical Sciences from April 1995 through September 2001. A total of 2946 procedures using the Swiss Lithocast in 1910 males and 1036 females. Technical aspects of the procedures, clinical outcome and postoperative complications were assessed.Results: Ureteroscopic ballistic lithotripsy was successfully performed in 2799 pasults (95%). Dilatation of the ureteral orifice was required in 147 patients (5%). An internal stent was placed postoperatively in 156 patients (5.3%) including all of the 38 patints (1%) who had either bilateral calculi or solitary kidneys and ureteral stones. 117 patients (4%) became stone-free after a repeat ureteroscopic ballistic lithotripsy. Emergency surgical intervention for intra-or postoperative complications (ureteral perforation or avulsion, urinoma, abcess) was required in 30 patients Cl%). Procedures were done on an outpatient basis in 2504 patients (85%).Discussion. Ureteroscopic ballistic lithotripsy using the Swiss Lithoclast is a minimally invasive, and effective procedure that can be performed on an outpatient basis in the majority of cases.

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YAZDANI, M., TADAYON, F., & EBADZADEH, M.. (2004). URETEROSCOPIC BALLISTIC LITHOTRIPSY IN 2946 CASES. JOURNAL OF ISFAHAN MEDICAL SCHOOL (I.U.M.S), 22(72), 27-29. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/50686/en

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YAZDANI M., TADAYON F., EBADZADEH M.. URETEROSCOPIC BALLISTIC LITHOTRIPSY IN 2946 CASES. JOURNAL OF ISFAHAN MEDICAL SCHOOL (I.U.M.S)[Internet]. 2004;22(72):27-29. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/50686/en

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M. YAZDANI, F. TADAYON, and M. EBADZADEH, “URETEROSCOPIC BALLISTIC LITHOTRIPSY IN 2946 CASES,” JOURNAL OF ISFAHAN MEDICAL SCHOOL (I.U.M.S), vol. 22, no. 72, pp. 27–29, 2004, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/50686/en

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