Subureteric Collagen Injection Treatment for Vesicoureteral Reflux in Renal Transplantation.

Joshi, Pratibha; Jha, Amitabh

doi:10.1097/00007890-200407271-00661

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“…Although collagen injection has been attempted, the success rates have been low. Joshi and Jha (6) found that, in their nine patients who were treated with collagen for post‐transplant grades II and III VUR, 33% had persistent VUR after injection therapy. Latchamsetty et al.…”

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Endoscopic treatment of symptomatic refluxing renal transplant ureteroneocystostomies in children

Vemulakonda

Koyle

Lendvay

et al. 2009

Pediatric Transplantation

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To present a multi-center experience with the use of Dx/HA copolymer for treatment of symptomatic refluxing renal transplant UNC in children. A multi-center, retrospective chart review was performed. Eleven patients with a mean age of eight yr underwent renal transplantation with an anti-refluxing UNC. Data were collected to determine the safety and effectiveness of the procedure and to identify possible predictors of success. Endoscopic treatment was successful in one of five males and five of six females, for an overall success rate of 54.5%. The etiology of renal failure was associated with success of treatment, with 4/6 (67%) patients with upper tract pathology demonstrating resolution of the VUR, as compared with one of three (33%) patients with lower tract pathology. Male patients had a higher incidence of lower tract pathology. No complications were associated with the endoscopic procedure. Endoscopic injection of Dx/HA remains a safe option for the treatment of symptomatic refluxing transplant UNC in children. Although the success rate is lower than that seen in the treatment of primary VUR, the minimally invasive nature and safety of this technique may offer advantages over open reconstruction of the refluxing transplant ureter.

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