MANAGMENT Of URETERAL . STRICTURE Surgical And Endoscopic
Ahmed Saber Abd El-Hamid;
Abstract
This work included a study of the endoscopic treatment of 42 patients with ureteric strictures at different levels and also surgical treatment of 67 patients with different surgical and endoscopic techniques.
The first part of this work included a review of the literature regarding the anatomy of the ureter and ureterovesical junction, the physiology of the ureter, radiology of the ureter, the pathology of ureteric strictures of various aetiologies, endoscopic techniques with available instruments for endoscopic managment of ureteral stricture, and different surgical technique of stricture ureter at different levels with a review of the various series reporting their experience in endoscopic or surgical treatment of ureteral strictures.
The age of the patients included in this studyranged from 16-55 years. We had 10 females and 99 males.
There were 29 patients with bilateral strictures, 10 patients with upper 1/3 stricture, 25 patients with middle 1/3 stricture and 45 patients with lower 1/3 stricture.
The most common aetiology of ureteral stricture in this•study was bilharziasis.
Each patient in the study has undergone:
a) Complete history taking and physical examination. b) Laboratory investigations.
c) Radiological examinations.
The first part of this work included a review of the literature regarding the anatomy of the ureter and ureterovesical junction, the physiology of the ureter, radiology of the ureter, the pathology of ureteric strictures of various aetiologies, endoscopic techniques with available instruments for endoscopic managment of ureteral stricture, and different surgical technique of stricture ureter at different levels with a review of the various series reporting their experience in endoscopic or surgical treatment of ureteral strictures.
The age of the patients included in this studyranged from 16-55 years. We had 10 females and 99 males.
There were 29 patients with bilateral strictures, 10 patients with upper 1/3 stricture, 25 patients with middle 1/3 stricture and 45 patients with lower 1/3 stricture.
The most common aetiology of ureteral stricture in this•study was bilharziasis.
Each patient in the study has undergone:
a) Complete history taking and physical examination. b) Laboratory investigations.
c) Radiological examinations.
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| Title | MANAGMENT Of URETERAL . STRICTURE Surgical And Endoscopic | Other Titles | علاج ضيق الحالب جراحيا وبواسط المنظار | Authors | Ahmed Saber Abd El-Hamid | Issue Date | 1998 |
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