Journal of pediatric urology · 2017
Modern flexible ureteroscopy in Cohen cross-trigonal ureteral reimplantations.
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Emiliani Esteban, Talso Michele, Audouin Marie, Traxer Olivier
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PURPOSE: We describe a feasible flexible ureteroscopy (fURS) technique with the latest instruments to and to discuss their advantages.
METHODS: Three patients underwent a fURS for stone treatment. A 7F angled orifice catheter and a hydrophilic angled tip stiff wire is used to guide the wire in the proper ureteral direction sighting the ureter allowing the use of a 10/12 ureteral access sheath. A single use ureteroscope was used.
RESULTS: All of them had successful ureteral access and laser lithotripsy being stone free endoscopically. No complications reported.
CONCLUSION: The modern fURS technique was found feasible and safe in patients with cross-trigonal ureteroneocystostomy.
METHODS: Three patients underwent a fURS for stone treatment. A 7F angled orifice catheter and a hydrophilic angled tip stiff wire is used to guide the wire in the proper ureteral direction sighting the ureter allowing the use of a 10/12 ureteral access sheath. A single use ureteroscope was used.
RESULTS: All of them had successful ureteral access and laser lithotripsy being stone free endoscopically. No complications reported.
CONCLUSION: The modern fURS technique was found feasible and safe in patients with cross-trigonal ureteroneocystostomy.