Objective: To describe a new surgical technique of the first case of totally laparoscopic repair of primary obstructive congenital megaureter with pyeloplasty, intracorporeal excisional tailoring of the ureter and nonrefluxing ureteroneocystostomy. Methods: A 15-year-old male presented with obstructive megaureter. The standard three-port transperitoneal pyeloplasty technique and an additional 5-mm port for dynamic traction were used. Pelvic and ureteral dissection, pyeloplasty, intracorporeal excisional ureteral tailoring and nonrefluxing ureteroneocystostomy were all completed laparoscopically. A double-J stent was used to calibrate the ureter. Results: Operative time was 240 min. No intra and postoperative complications were observed, and the discharge was made on postoperative day 2. The patient was pain-free and without urinary tract infection during the 4-month period after surgery. Follow-up revealed complete resolution of the ureteral obstruction and adequate pelvic and ureteral caliber. Conclusion: Laparoscopic pyeloplasty, intracorporeal excisional tailoring, and non-refluxing reimplantation are safe and effective for the treatment of obstructive congenital megaureter. The totally laparoscopic approach is reproducible and provides low morbidity with inherent cosmetic advantages.
Reparación totalmente laparoscópica de megauréter obstructivo primario con pieloplastia, preparación escisional completa y reimplante ureteral sin reflujo = Totally laparoscopic repair of primary obstructive megaureter with pyeloplasty, complete excisional tailoring and nonrefluxing ureteral reimplantation / G.L. Almeida, W.F.S. Busato, O. de Cobelli. - In: ACTAS UROLÓGICAS ESPAÑOLAS. - ISSN 0210-4806. - 38:2(2014 Mar), pp. 127-132.
Reparación totalmente laparoscópica de megauréter obstructivo primario con pieloplastia, preparación escisional completa y reimplante ureteral sin reflujo = Totally laparoscopic repair of primary obstructive megaureter with pyeloplasty, complete excisional tailoring and nonrefluxing ureteral reimplantation
O. de Cobelli
2014
Abstract
Objective: To describe a new surgical technique of the first case of totally laparoscopic repair of primary obstructive congenital megaureter with pyeloplasty, intracorporeal excisional tailoring of the ureter and nonrefluxing ureteroneocystostomy. Methods: A 15-year-old male presented with obstructive megaureter. The standard three-port transperitoneal pyeloplasty technique and an additional 5-mm port for dynamic traction were used. Pelvic and ureteral dissection, pyeloplasty, intracorporeal excisional ureteral tailoring and nonrefluxing ureteroneocystostomy were all completed laparoscopically. A double-J stent was used to calibrate the ureter. Results: Operative time was 240 min. No intra and postoperative complications were observed, and the discharge was made on postoperative day 2. The patient was pain-free and without urinary tract infection during the 4-month period after surgery. Follow-up revealed complete resolution of the ureteral obstruction and adequate pelvic and ureteral caliber. Conclusion: Laparoscopic pyeloplasty, intracorporeal excisional tailoring, and non-refluxing reimplantation are safe and effective for the treatment of obstructive congenital megaureter. The totally laparoscopic approach is reproducible and provides low morbidity with inherent cosmetic advantages.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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