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This decreased associated morbidity may be particularly beneficial in patients who would otherwise be poor surgical candidates erectile dysfunction drugs nhs generic zenegra 100 mg amex. As the overall incidence of ureteroenteric strictures is relatively low, most studies describing the various endoscopic procedures are limited to small case series or single institution experiences, making overall evaluation difficult. Contemporary reports of open revision suggest slightly lower long-term success rates (76­80%) than previously noted [6, 7]. Some authors hypothesize that this may be secondary to inclusion of more difficult patients who previously failed primary endoscopic management [7]. Etiology and characteristics Ureteroenteric strictures are most commonly classified as benign and ischemic in origin, and have been reported following all types of urinary diversions [8]. Several technical considerations at the time of radical cystectomy may promote stricture development. Inadequate ureteral length or extensive skeletonization of the periureteral microvasculature during ureteral mobilization and diversion creation may result in compromised blood supply to the distal ureter. The longer ureteral course to meet the bowel as well as misapproximation of the ureteroenteric anastomosis may promote ureteral angulation or torsion [12]. This likely reflects the predominance of left-sided strictures often observed secondary to the length and degree of mobilization required to tunnel the left ureter under the mesentery [13]. Additionally, inherent differences with the apposition of the two different mucosal types, as well as urinary exposure and autoimmune responses, may promote stricture formation [14, 15]. Reflux from urinary diversion should be excluded from the diagnosis as chronic reflux can cause hydronephrosis without obstruction. Urine cytology should be examined in all patients to rule out malignant recurrence. As many of these patients have undergone diversion secondary to a history of primary bladder or pelvic malignancy, a high index of suspicion for malignant obstruction should be maintained and appropriate cross-sectional imaging and endoscopic visualization to rule out malignant obstruction should always be undertaken prior to definitive stricture treatment. In patients with suspicious lesions, ureteral biopsies may be required for definitive diagnosis. Despite an increased risk for bilateral renal obstruction, the conjoined end-to-end ureteral anastomosis (Wallace) has a lower reported stricture rate as compared with the individually implanted ureteral anastomosis (Bricker) [16, 17], though this has not been uniformly observed [18]. A direct refluxing anastomosis generally has a decreased stricture incidence compared to antirefluxing anastomoses [19], though some variability has also been reported [20]. Additional functional imaging such as renal scintigraphy, excretory urography, antegrade nephrostography, Indications for intervention Early decompression is generally warranted in patients with ureteroenteric strictures. In patients with significant flank pain or concerning infection, prompt drainage can relieve symptoms or prevent impending sepsis. Asymptomatic patients with ureteroenteric stricture are at risk for developing worsening hydronephrosis and compromised renal function. These two factors, specifically an ipsilateral renal function of less than 25%, have been associated with poor outcomes following ureteroenteric stricture treatment [13]. Percutaneous nephrostomy is the most common and effective method for early decompression.

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Direct visualization of the ureteral orifice requires flexible cystoscopy as access usually requires a "retroflexion maneuver erectile dysfunction treatment milwaukee order 100 mg zenegra mastercard. Again, the key point in all these cases is placement of an antegrade guidewire through the collecting system down in to the reservoir; it serves as a safety wire and a landmark when performing retrograde ureteroscopy. Renal transplantation Ureteral reimplantation during renal transplant results in an ectopic and anterior ureteral orifice, making its identification difficult [20]. Nevertheless, retrograde ureteroscopy of a transplanted ureter can be successful with technique modifications [41, 42]. In addition, a flexible cystoscope as well as angled catheters (Kumpe or cobra) and angled hydrophilic glidewires may be useful for negotiating both the acutely angled transplanted ureteral orifice, as well as the frequently tortuous and redundant transplanted ureter [20]. Summary and conclusions Whether the ureter has a classical or an unusual appearance, one should be familiar with both the normal and potential abnormal anatomy, as a result of congenital anomalies or previous surgical procedures. The anatomy of the ureter should never be overlooked when considering any type of endoscopic manipulation. Appropriate preoperative evaluation and intraoperative endourologic techniques should ensure proper, smooth, and usually successful endoscopic procedures. Reports of ureteroscopy performed on a reimplanted ureter have started to emerge as this pediatric population has entered adulthood, with an increased incidence of urolithiasis. Crossing vessels at the ureteropelvic junction: do they influence endopyelotomy outcome Holmium laser ureteroscopic treatment of various pathologic features in pediatrics. Successful management of lower-pole moiety ureteropelvic junction obstruction in a partially duplicated collecting system using minimally invasive retrograde endoscopic techniques. Endourological management of a large distal ureteral calculus in a patient with ureterosigmoidostomy diversion. Combined antegrade and retrograde endoscopic approach for the management of urinary diversion-associated pathology. Management of nephrolithiasis after Cohen cross-trigonal and Glenn-Anderson advancement ureteroneocystostomy. Percutaneous transvesical ureteroscopy for removal of distal ureteral stone in reimplanted ureter. Strategies for ureteral catheterization after antireflux surgery by the Cohen technique of transverse advancement. From the humble beginnings where Young performed the first recorded ureteroscopy in 1912 using a 9. The introduction of fiberoptics paralleled by the progression of instrument technology has led to smaller, more maneuverable scopes with more acceptable ergonomic layouts. The latest generation of ureteroscopes now provides high-definition digital images of the ureter and intrarenal collecting system, allowing procedures to be carried out safely, with high success rates and minimal morbidity in adults and children. To appreciate how ureteroscopes have evolved in to their present day guise, this chapter begins with a summary of key technical developments, starting with the first acknowledgment of the endoscope, the effect of changes in instrumentation, and progressing through to the latest digital technology. A breakdown of key features of ureteroscopes is then given, discussing their similarities and differences before moving on to consider ureteroscopes currently available and potential future trends for their further development.

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