Abstract
Percutaneous ureteral dilatation was done with balloon catheter and ureteral stent. A 40 year old woman had a pelvic surgery due to inflammatory cyst and this surgery was complicated by incidental cutting of right ureter and ureteroureteral anastomosis was done. After 1 month, she was suffered from severe right flank pain, nausea and vomiting, and showed delayed visualization of pelvocalyceal system with dilatation in intravenous pyelography. Percutaneous nephrostomy was done and complete obstruction at lower ureter was seen in antegrade pyelography. 4 mm balloon catheter was introduced through the nephrostomy tract and dilatation was done with a pressure of 5 atm for 1 minute duration for 4 times and no. 7 double J ureteral stent was left across the lesion for prevention of restenosis. Ureteral stent was removed after 2 months, and successful dilatation was seen and no evidence of restenosis in 5 weeks follow up.
Sung, Kyu Bo;
Ahn, Jung Sook;
Ham, So Hie;
Woo, Won Hyung
[1]
- Koryo General Hospital, Seoul (Korea, Republic of)
Citation Formats
Sung, Kyu Bo, Ahn, Jung Sook, Ham, So Hie, and Woo, Won Hyung.
Percutaneous dilatation of benign ureteral stricture -a case report-.
Korea, Republic of: N. p.,
1987.
Web.
Sung, Kyu Bo, Ahn, Jung Sook, Ham, So Hie, & Woo, Won Hyung.
Percutaneous dilatation of benign ureteral stricture -a case report-.
Korea, Republic of.
Sung, Kyu Bo, Ahn, Jung Sook, Ham, So Hie, and Woo, Won Hyung.
1987.
"Percutaneous dilatation of benign ureteral stricture -a case report-."
Korea, Republic of.
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abstractNote = {Percutaneous ureteral dilatation was done with balloon catheter and ureteral stent. A 40 year old woman had a pelvic surgery due to inflammatory cyst and this surgery was complicated by incidental cutting of right ureter and ureteroureteral anastomosis was done. After 1 month, she was suffered from severe right flank pain, nausea and vomiting, and showed delayed visualization of pelvocalyceal system with dilatation in intravenous pyelography. Percutaneous nephrostomy was done and complete obstruction at lower ureter was seen in antegrade pyelography. 4 mm balloon catheter was introduced through the nephrostomy tract and dilatation was done with a pressure of 5 atm for 1 minute duration for 4 times and no. 7 double J ureteral stent was left across the lesion for prevention of restenosis. Ureteral stent was removed after 2 months, and successful dilatation was seen and no evidence of restenosis in 5 weeks follow up.}
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title = {Percutaneous dilatation of benign ureteral stricture -a case report-}
author = {Sung, Kyu Bo, Ahn, Jung Sook, Ham, So Hie, and Woo, Won Hyung}
abstractNote = {Percutaneous ureteral dilatation was done with balloon catheter and ureteral stent. A 40 year old woman had a pelvic surgery due to inflammatory cyst and this surgery was complicated by incidental cutting of right ureter and ureteroureteral anastomosis was done. After 1 month, she was suffered from severe right flank pain, nausea and vomiting, and showed delayed visualization of pelvocalyceal system with dilatation in intravenous pyelography. Percutaneous nephrostomy was done and complete obstruction at lower ureter was seen in antegrade pyelography. 4 mm balloon catheter was introduced through the nephrostomy tract and dilatation was done with a pressure of 5 atm for 1 minute duration for 4 times and no. 7 double J ureteral stent was left across the lesion for prevention of restenosis. Ureteral stent was removed after 2 months, and successful dilatation was seen and no evidence of restenosis in 5 weeks follow up.}
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