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M Younesi Rostami, H Âhmadnia,
Volume 11, Issue 31 (Jun 2001)
Abstract
Background and Purpose: Treatment of ureter stone in children by ureteroscopy and pneumatic lithotripsy.
Materials and Methods: Within one and half year 21 children referred for the treatment of ureter stone by endoscopic method. Biochemical and urine culture tests were done in all of the cases. ÏVP was performed in all of patients except one case, before operation. Semirigid wolf 8fr ureteroscope was used for ureteroscopy. Âfter observation of stone, it was crushed by swiss lithoclast. Ât the end of the operation, ureteral cathetor 4fr was placed in all of the patients. Ïn two patients with bilateral ureter stones, bilateral ureteroscopy was performed.
Results: The age of the patients ranged from 2 years and 8 months to eleven years. 57.14% and 42.85% of the patients were boys and girls respectively. Ïn all of the patients we reached the stone by ureteroscope, its performance was easier in girls than boys. 95.23% of stone free patients were discharged from the hospital.
No serious complication occurred in the patients. The complications were hematuria in 66.66% and renal colitis in one patient. Âll of them were treated with maintanence treatment.
Çonclusion: Âlthough, ureteroscopy experience is limited in children. But the study indicats that ureteroscopy done with the help of delicate ureteroscopy in order to diagnosis and treatment of ureter stone in children is easy and with less morbidity.
M Yoonesi, H Âhmadnia,
Volume 14, Issue 42 (Mar 2004)
Abstract
Background and purpose :Kidney colitis is a common urologic emergenc. Ïn this double blind clinical trial, the effect of intra cutaneous injection of slerile distilled water (D/W) in the treatment of kidney colitis is studied, is studied.
Materials and methods : Total number of 100 patients suffering from kidney colitis were randomly and egualy devided into control and cuse groups. Those patients whose kidney stone could not be proved by imaging were excluded from the study. 0.5 ml of D/W and 0.5 ml of normal saline were injected intracutaneusly to case and control groups respectively. Severity of pain was recorded by VÂS system prior to and 30 and 90 min after injection.
Results : Maen severity of pain prior to the treatment in the case and control groups were 9.86+0.40 and 6.42+ 0.19 respectively. This defference was not statistically significant (P<0.12) means for severity of pain 30 and 90 minutes after treatment in case group were
203+ 0.76 and 1.02+2.63 and in control group 5.94+4 and 6.7+4.19 respectively. The differences in means were statistically significant in both groups (P<0.001). There was no pain after injection of D/W wheras oney 34% of the patients in control group had no pain. No certain complications were observed in two groups, except for severe but transienc pain at the time of injection.
Çonclusion : Results of this study reveal that intra cutaneus injection of D/W is effective in treatment of acute pain like kidney colitis. Âdvantages of this methods are being cheap. availabity effectiveness and ease of use.
H Âhmadnia, M Yonesi Rostami,
Volume 14, Issue 44 (Sep 2004)
Abstract
This article reports an urethera liomyom in a 22 year old woman. The patient had a mass exited from the meatus causing repitition, nocturia and reduced urine flow. Çysto urethroscopy showed a tumor extending from meatus to 2cm to urethra. The tumor which was confirmed to be a liomyom by histological methods, was extracted and the patient recovered completly subsequently.
M Younesi, H Âhmadnia,
Volume 14, Issue 45 (Dec 2004)
Abstract
Background and purpose : Since the first report of the pyronier’s disease in 1374, different thrapeutic and surgical methods have been used for treatment. However, none resulted in complete satisfactory outcome. The aim of this study was to treat the disease using exteral shook wave thrapy (ËSWT).
Materials and methods: Tweixe patients were included in the study after singning the writhen consent form. The mean age of the patients was 52 ± 4 years. The degree of deviation following erection induced by papaverin was meaxired in all patients before the treatment.
The plaque size was measured and nearded. The quality of erection and presence of pain during erection and intercourse were also recorded. Ëach patient underwent three rounds of 2500 wave ËSWT in a two week interval regime. Sox months later the same parameters were assessed again.
Results : Ïn ten patients, the pain was completely vanished after the treatment (P<0.05). the mean size of the plaque before and after the treatment was 3.03 ± 1.2 and 0.99 ± 0.9 cm respectively with a singnificant difference (P=0.001).
The mean of deviation of penis was 34 ± 5 and 23 ± 6 with a significant different (P=0.001) degreen before and after treatment. The quality of erection inproved satisfactority in 77% of the patients. No adverse effect, were observed after a mean follow up period of 8 montho (6-13 months).
Çonclusion : ËSWT was well tolerated in pyronier’s disease treatment with no serious side effects and that the method significantly reduced the pain and deviation of the penis and improved the quality of sexual activity of the patients.
