Korean J Urol.  1981 Apr;22(2):162-168.

Surgical Management in Renal Stone

• Oh SK
• Lee MS

Abstract

Surgical management was considered on 61 cases of renal stone, admitted to the Dept of Urology, National Medical Center from Jan, 1976 to Dec 1979. In the 4 years of period, there were 798 inpatients which included 207 patients of urinary stone, Renal stone occupied 29% of urolithiasis. Pyelolithotomy was performed in 26 patients, nephrectomy in 12, nephrolithotomy in 11, extended pyelolithotomy in 7 and partial nephrectomy in one patient. The major reasons of nephrectomy were severely damaged kidney in 3 cases and vascular injury in 3 cases. Urine leakage over 15 days was not noted in any case. Massive bleeding occurred in 1 case after nephrolithotomy, which required subsequent nephrectomy on postoperative 12th day. No death was experienced among the cases.

Keyword

surgery; renal stone; pyelolithotomy; nephrolithotomy; nephrectomy

MeSH Terms

Hemorrhage
Humans
Inpatients
Kidney
Nephrectomy
Urinary Calculi
Urolithiasis
Urology
Vascular System Injuries