Background: Renal injuries constitute around 1–5% of all trauma associated injuries. In present era, there has been a focus toward conservative management for blunt renal Advancement in radiographic injury grading, improved hemodynamic monitoring systems, valid grading systems allows successful non-operative preservation even cases Grades IV and V. Aims Objectives: The aim our study was to asse...

conclusions we can remove the ureteral stent earlier after kidney transplantation with no increase in the prevalence of surgical complications. patients and methods all patients who underwent kidney transplantation from may 2011 until march 2012 in modarres hospital were included in this study. we classified the patients into three groups, based on time of stent removal (10, 20, and 30 days aft...

results a total of 529 patients underwent kidney transplant surgery in our center. urologic complications among the three groups consisting of hydronephrosis, urinoma and collection did not have statistically significant differences. conclusions ureteral stent can be picked up with no increased risk of urologic complications at shorter intervals after the kidney transplantation surgery. patient...

Introduction Radical cystectomy improves survival of patients with muscle invasive and high-risk non-muscle bladder cancer, but is a challenging surgical procedure as may experience major complications after surgery. Objectives To assess the incidence Clavien-Dindo ≥3 in who underwent radical to association these pre-operative peroperative parameters. The secondary aim was study long-term oncol...

background the most important surgical complications of renal transplantation are stenosis and obstruction of anastomosis of the ureter to the bladder. hence, routine use of ureteral stents to prevent such complications seems logical; however, the optimal time to remove the ureteral stent is still controversial. objectives the purpose of this study was to compare the benefits and complications ...

Subcapsular urinomas have been reported in the past as a presenting feature of ureteric or bladder outlet obstruction, generally in children, and often associated with neurogenic bladders. We describe a case of spontaneous asymptomatic bilateral subcapsular urinomas in an adult male with high pressure retention of urine secondary to bladder outlet obstruction. An extensive literature review sho...

INTRODUCTION During the past three decades, the number of renal transplantations for curative therapy of chronic renal insufficiency has more than quadrupled, with pancreatic transplantation being increasingly used as definitive treatment for diabetes mellitus (1–3). As diabetes mellitus frequently contributes to renal failure, combined (synchronous or metachronous) renal and pancreatic transpl...

Urinary tract rupture is often complicated by septic shock and has a high mortality rate. Although it rarely represents a diagnostic challenge, a spontaneous rupture with urinary extravasation is a rare event which, when associated with strange and confounding clinical presentation, may rapidly evolve into life threatening septic shock. A 70-year-old patient presented with intense right leg and...