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Life-threatening arteriovenous fistula after percutaneous nephrostomy: A case report. [PDF]
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Journal of Urology, 1976
A safe and effective method for long-term relief of renal obstruction is presented. This method has been successful in buying time for patients in stiuations in which other approaches are hazardous or more complex. Its use can be modified for short-term therapeutic drainage of the upper urinary tract.
R D, Harris +2 more
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A safe and effective method for long-term relief of renal obstruction is presented. This method has been successful in buying time for patients in stiuations in which other approaches are hazardous or more complex. Its use can be modified for short-term therapeutic drainage of the upper urinary tract.
R D, Harris +2 more
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Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1984
This article highlights the indications, techniques, and complications of percutaneous nephrostomy. The authors' comments are based on their experience with more than 200 patients.
R H, Reznek, L B, Talner
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This article highlights the indications, techniques, and complications of percutaneous nephrostomy. The authors' comments are based on their experience with more than 200 patients.
R H, Reznek, L B, Talner
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British Journal of Urology, 1993
Summary— A review was made of 127 percutaneous nephrostomies (PCN) in 106 patients with benign (74 patients) and malignant (32 patients) urinary tract obstruction. Data on underlying aetiology, complications, subsequent management and long‐term management are presented.
E O, Kehinde +4 more
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Summary— A review was made of 127 percutaneous nephrostomies (PCN) in 106 patients with benign (74 patients) and malignant (32 patients) urinary tract obstruction. Data on underlying aetiology, complications, subsequent management and long‐term management are presented.
E O, Kehinde +4 more
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Percutaneous nephrostomy and maintenance of nephrostomy drainage
Urology, 1984A simple method for percutaneous insertion of nephrostomy tubes is described. In our series of 47 patients there have been no failed attempts at nephrostomy placement, and only one complication, transient septicemia, was noted. Catheter care is described, and use of the nephrostomy tract for various urologic problems is discussed.
S J, Roven, R J, Rosen
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Percutaneous nephrostomy in paediatrics
Clinical Radiology, 1987Percutaneous nephrostomy has been performed on 18 kidneys in 16 children with an age range of 1 day old to 14 years. The indications and techniques for percutaneous nephrostomy are described, the results are documented, and the effects of the procedure on the management of these patients are discussed.
H C, Irving, R J, Arthur, D F, Thomas
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Percutaneous nephrostomy in utero
Urology, 1982Abstract A left percutaneous nephrostomy was performed in a thirty-week-old fetus with bilateral ureteropelvic junction stenosis. The procedure is not indicated when obstructive uropathy is associated with other malformations. Renal junction preservation cannot as yet be assessed.
G, Vallancien +4 more
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Percutaneous pigtail nephrostomy
Urology, 1979Practicing urologists have become more familiar with the use of angiographic equipment and techniques and proficient in their application to percutaneous nephrostomy. The advantage of pigtail catheters for that purpose is noted. Modification of available vascular equipment applicable to percutaneous nephrostomy is discussed, and a new standardized kit ...
A B, Rutner, I, Fucilla
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Retrograde Percutaneous Nephrostomy
Urologic Clinics of North America, 1988Retrograde percutaneous nephrostomy puncture to aid in stone removal is a safe and acceptable alternative to antegrade techniques. For urologists with expertise in endoscopic instrumentation and technique, it is easy to learn and does not require the presence of a skilled interventional radiologist.
J P, Spirnak, M I, Resnick
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