8 -2 (34/1) 2021 — Sadikova D.I., Hujamberdiev U.E., — THE METHOD OF TREATMENT OF URETEROLITHIASIS BY THE METHOD OF CONTACT LITHOTRIPSY

THE METHOD OF TREATMENT OF URETEROLITHIASIS BY THE METHOD OF CONTACT LITHOTRIPSY

Sadikova D.I., Andijan State Medical Institute

Hujamberdiev U.E., Andijan State Medical Institute

Abdulazizov S.A., Andijan State Medical Institute

Hamraev O.A., Andijan State Medical Institute

Bahodiriy M.B. Andijan State Medical Institute

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During contact lithotripsy, 35 patients in 24 (68.6%) patients, taking into account the combination of ureteral stones with large or multiple small kidney stones, long-term presence of a stone in the lumen of the ureter, migration of fragments of urate stones during contact ureterolithotripsy into the calyx-pelvic system kidney, surgery was completed with the installation of an internal stent. The undoubted advantage of contact lithotripsy is the possibility of establishing a final diagnosis during the operation (if the nature of the ureteral obstruction is unclear), as well as the possibility of installing an internal stent for more effective litholytic therapy (in the presence of stones in the contralateral kidney) and anti-inflammatory therapy (in the presence of inflammatory changes in the place standing stone).

         Keywords: urolithiasis, ureterolithiasis, contact lithotripsy, stent, contralateral kidney, litholytic therapy.

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For citation: Sadikova D.I., Hujamberdiev U.E., Abdulazizov S.A., Hamraev O.A., Bahodiriy M.B. The method of treatment of ureterolithiasis by the method of contact lithotripsy // New Day in Medicine 2(34/1)2021 45-49 https://cutt.ly/Ov62J0X

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