Implementation of Supine Percutaneous Nephroscopic Surgery to Remove an Upward Migration of Ureteral Catheter in Infancy: A Case Report

Chronic urine ascites secondary to proximal migrating of double-J ureteral stent into peritoneal cavity: A case report

“…Currently, the management of misplaced stents consists of open surgical techniques, interventional radiological techniques, and endourologic management, depending on the location of the stent retained, the presence of intraabdominal adhesions, and surgical expertise. 4 , 5 In our case, the upper part of the stent appeared to be in the proper renal pelvis position, while the lower part was closely attached to the bladder serosa. Moreover, long-term urine irritation can lead to highly inflammatory processes and formation of intra-abdominal adhesions that may severely affect difficult abdominal access and distorted anatomy for open abdominal procedures.…”

Simultaneously combining a thulium fiber laser and holmium:YAG laser in vacuum-assisted mini-endoscopic combined intrarenal surgery on a complex renal calculus: A case report

“…This approach is associated with shorter hospital stays, reduced postoperative pain, and fewer postoperative adverse events compared to using PCNL alone. 11 , 12 In our case, we also performed a tubeless procedure, which promoted the patient’s early ambulation and quick, safe discharge on the third post-operative day.…”

Tubeless mini-percutaneous nephrolithotomy to remove a staghorn stone concurrent with proximal ureteral calculus in an elderly patient: A case report

“…Furthermore, mini-PCNL is subclassified as ultra-mini and micro at 11Fr–13Fr and less than 10Fr, respectively. 4 , 5 Mini PCNL represents similar stone-free rates with lower complications compared with standard PCNL. A smaller sheath size leads to less renal trauma, bleeding, and the need for transfusion.…”