ureterotomy lithotomy

Ureteral calculi, combined with the treatment of traditional Chinese and Western medicine (such as taking stone soup, acupuncture and cystoscope intubation, ultrasonic lithotripsy or basket, or in vitro, under conditions of local shock wave lithotripsy) can be cured. Open cut stone removal is considered only when the above treatment is ineffective in order to protect kidney function, stop infection and relieve recurrent cramps. Stones that are often incarcerated at the ureteral orifice can be removed from the basket. When the proof is invalid, some urologists cut the ureteral orifice to remove the stone or cut the stone. These two steps often follow the ureteral reflux. Although reflux in most patients does not cause damage, in some patients it can cause low back pain or pyelonephritis. Therefore, it has been suggested that after the removal of the stone through the ureteral orifice, the ureteral orifice reconstruction will be replaced by the first two operations. Treatment of diseases: ureteral stones Indication Ureteral calculi Surgical procedure Perform a cystotomy. A traction suture is performed in the triangle of the bladder below the ureteral orifice. Cut the ureteral orifice along the ureter until the stones can be removed. Insertion of a -10F ureteral catheter into the ureter, except for the possibility of other stones or obstructions. The incision edge of the ureteral orifice was sutured several times with a thin line of the gut. Pull out the ureteral catheter. The bladder wall and incision were sutured layer by layer. After the pubic symphysis, the cigarette was drained intermittently, and the bladder was drained by the urethral catheter for 2 to 3 days.

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