percutaneous removal of impacted double j stent in a transplant kidney
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Abstract
Prophylactic double J (DJ) stent insertion has been adopted as a routine procedure in renal transplant patients for internal urinary diversion and for protecting ureteroneocystostomy anastomosis. The timely and early removal of stent has been proved to reduce the occurrence of stent-associated complications such as migration, encrustation, and infection. The most commonly used procedure of stent removal via retrograde cystoscopic approach can sometimes be technically very difficult leaving antegrade approach as another alternative to open surgery as the last resort. Here, we describe a case of antegradely removed impacted DJ stent by pushing it free into the urinary bladder followed by cystoscopic removal.
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| Authors | ;Rahul Kumar;Chandan J Das;Vathulru Seenu;Amlesh Seth |
| Journal | fungal biology and biotechnology |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.4103/0971-3026.195787
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