Abstract
Antegrade placement of ureteral stents has successfully achieved in 41 of 46 ureters. When it was difficult to advance ureteral stents through the lesion, it was facilitated by retrograde guide-wire snare technique through urethra. Complications associated with the procedure were non-function of ureteral stent by occlusion, upward migration,and spontaneous fracture of ureteral stent. These complications were managed by percutaneous nephrostomy and removal of ureteral stents by guide-wire snare technique and insertion of a new ureteral stent. While blood cell in urine was markedly increased in about 50% of patients following the procedure.
Kim, Seung Hyup;
Park, Jae Hyung;
Han, Joon Koo;
Han, Man Chung
[1]
- Seoul National University College of Medicine, Seoul (Korea, Republic of)
Citation Formats
Kim, Seung Hyup, Park, Jae Hyung, Han, Joon Koo, and Han, Man Chung.
Percutaneous placement of ureteral stent.
Korea, Republic of: N. p.,
1990.
Web.
Kim, Seung Hyup, Park, Jae Hyung, Han, Joon Koo, & Han, Man Chung.
Percutaneous placement of ureteral stent.
Korea, Republic of.
Kim, Seung Hyup, Park, Jae Hyung, Han, Joon Koo, and Han, Man Chung.
1990.
"Percutaneous placement of ureteral stent."
Korea, Republic of.
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title = {Percutaneous placement of ureteral stent}
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abstractNote = {Antegrade placement of ureteral stents has successfully achieved in 41 of 46 ureters. When it was difficult to advance ureteral stents through the lesion, it was facilitated by retrograde guide-wire snare technique through urethra. Complications associated with the procedure were non-function of ureteral stent by occlusion, upward migration,and spontaneous fracture of ureteral stent. These complications were managed by percutaneous nephrostomy and removal of ureteral stents by guide-wire snare technique and insertion of a new ureteral stent. While blood cell in urine was markedly increased in about 50% of patients following the procedure.}
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title = {Percutaneous placement of ureteral stent}
author = {Kim, Seung Hyup, Park, Jae Hyung, Han, Joon Koo, and Han, Man Chung}
abstractNote = {Antegrade placement of ureteral stents has successfully achieved in 41 of 46 ureters. When it was difficult to advance ureteral stents through the lesion, it was facilitated by retrograde guide-wire snare technique through urethra. Complications associated with the procedure were non-function of ureteral stent by occlusion, upward migration,and spontaneous fracture of ureteral stent. These complications were managed by percutaneous nephrostomy and removal of ureteral stents by guide-wire snare technique and insertion of a new ureteral stent. While blood cell in urine was markedly increased in about 50% of patients following the procedure.}
journal = []
issue = {6}
volume = {26}
place = {Korea, Republic of}
year = {1990}
month = {Dec}
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