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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.
19 lut 2024 · Ureteral involvement by a tumor is common, and both partial and complete obstructions can result in symptoms that are distressing and debilitating, especially in cancer patients for whom the resection of the primary tumor is not considered an option. Maintaining ureteric patency in these patients is a challenge.
10 lut 2023 · A higher incidence of complications is reported after placement of ureteral stents, which emphasises the need for biodegradable ureteral stents in the future, allowing for reduced pain, stranguria, or incontinence.
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 ...
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 · Benign ureteral obstruction secondary to ureterolithiasis is the most common cause leading to ureteral obstruction in dogs, as it is in cats. 22 Iatrogenic ureteral trauma (spay ligation), pyonephrosis, and congenital ureteral stenosis are additional causes of benign ureteral obstruction. 23–25 Ureteral stents are also preferred in dogs ...
21 sie 2022 · Complications associated with ureteral stents can be classified as intraoperative, early complications if they appear between 2 and 4 weeks after stenting, and late complications, depending on the time of onset of side effects.
