British Journal of Urology · 1975 · 20 citations · 10 references
MedicineSurgeryUrologyRenal PathologyUrolithiasisUrologic SurgeryRecurrent Stone DiseaseRecurrent Urinary Tract InfectionRenal SurgeryStaghorn CalculiUrinary Stone SurgeryUrolithiasis SurgeryRecurrence Rate AnalysisRenal Calculus InfectionRenal Stone SurgeryResidual Stone FragmentsUreteral Stone Management
In 10 kidneys treated by the sinus approach the overall recurrence rate was 40%. In 48 kidneys treated by pyelocalycotomy the overall recurrence rate was 17% but only 6% in functioning kidneys with infective stones. Infection was controlled in 75% of patients from whom all stone fragments were removed radiologically but all patients in whom fragments remained, or who developed further calculi, remained infected--with Proteus in 75% of cases. All patients with kidneys completely cleared of calculi in whom infection was controlled remained stone-free for periods up to 10 years.
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