9 -2 (34/1) 2021 — Hujamberdiev U.E., Sadikova D.I., — QUESTIONED SURVEY OF THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH URATE LITHIASIS

QUESTIONED SURVEY OF THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH URATE LITHIASIS

Hujamberdiev U.E., Andijan State Medical Institute

 Sadikova D.I., Andijan State Medical Institute

Rustamov U.M., Andijan State Medical Institute

Abdulazizov S.A., Andijan State Medical Institute

Bahodiriy M.B., Andijan State Medical Institute

Rustambekov H.M. Andijan State Medical Institute

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Using a questionnaire survey of 145 patients with uratelithiasis who underwent examination and treatment in the urology department of the AGMI clinic in the period from 2017 to 2020, it was found that the most effective litholytic therapy for stones consisting of anhydrous uric acid and uric acid dihydrate up to 1.5 cm – 90.5% and 87.5%, respectively. With stones consisting of ammonium urate, the dissolution efficiency was 20.0%.

Key words: urolithiasis, urateurolithiasis, ureterolithotripsy, litholytic therapy, stone density. 

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For citation: Hujamberdiev U.E., Sadikova D.I., Rustamov U.M.,  Abdulazizov S.A., Bahodiriy M.B., Rustambekov H.M. Questioned survey of the treatment of patients with urate lithiasis // New Day in Medicine 2(34/1)2021 50-54 https://cutt.ly/Ov621DA

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