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19 lut 2024 · Bleeding: The erosion of the stent into the arterial system is a rare and feared complication of ureteral stent placement, which can cause hematomas (Figure 10 and Figure 11), active bleeding, or pseudoaneurysm (Figure 12, Figure 13 and Figure 14). To avoid mortality from these complications, a high level of clinical suspicion is essential.
15 mar 2018 · These complications included urinary tract infection (11/43 [26%] dogs), occlusion of the ureteral stent (5/56 [9%] ureters), suspected ureteritis (3/56 [5%] ureters), proliferative tissue at the ureterovesicular junction (3/56 [5%] ureters), ureteral stent migration (3/56 [5%] ureters), encrustation of the stent (1/56 [2%] ureters), and ...
24 wrz 2021 · Ureteral stent complications were represented by stent malposition, migration, irritative bladder symptoms, lumbar pain, hematuria and urinary tract infections, encrustation, and stent fragmentation. We encountered 41,369 complications.
15 mar 2018 · CONCLUSIONS AND CLINICAL RELEVANCE Results suggested that ureteral stenting may be a viable option for first-line treatment of dogs with benign ureteral obstruction. However, patients should be monitored for urinary tract infection following stenting.
24 sty 2022 · Ureteral stents have become the first choice for treatment of canine ureteral obstruction caused by ureteroliths due to the propensity for the mineralization of the subcutaneous ureteral bypass system. •.
15 mar 2018 · Re-obstruction was the most common complication in Group 1 (24%) occurring more commonly in ureters of cats treated with a ureteral stent(s) (44%) compared to the subcutaneous ureteral bypass...
2.2 Early Complications (2–4 Weeks) 2.2.1 Stent Discomfort. Pain associated with ureteral stents is one of the most common symptoms in patients, with an up to 80% rate of incidence [43]. This pain can be triggered by several rea-sons: vesicoureteral reux causing an upward increase in intra-ureteral pressure,
