Transurethrale Schlitzung von Harnröhrenstrikturen unter Sicht — Ein 15-Jahresbericht

Hannappel, J.; Weber, Thorsten; Matouschek, E

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“…Although not compared in this series to internal vision urethrotomy with cold knife it offers no benefit over the latter, taking 15 years experience with cold knife optical urethrotomy into consideration with an overall recurrence rate o f 20% [23], The Urological Clinic o f Giessen University Medical School has stopped using argon laser urethrotomy since October 1993. There is no further prospective study planned on argon laser urethrotomy.…”

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Transurethral Laser Urethrotomy with Argon Laser: Experience with 900 Urethrotomies in 450 Patients from 1978 to 1993

Miller²,

Hd³

et al. 1995

Urol Int

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From April 1978 to September 1993, the Department of Urology of Giessen Medical School used laser urethrotomy as standard endoscopic treatment in benign urethral strictures. In this period, 900 urethrotomies were performed in 450 patients. The majority of strictures treated were iatrogenic (65%), located in the posterior urethra (62.8%) and classified as short ( < 1 cm) (71%). Argon laser urethrotomy was carried out in the 12° position according to the technique of internal optical urethrotomy. An indwelling transurethral catheter was left for 48 h after urethrotomy. Uroflowmetry after argon laser urethrotomy revealed the efficacy of the method. A retrospective analysis of the operations was performed. Analysis showed that recurrence appeared on average after 15.2 months (range 1–39) in up to 70.1%. Nearly 50% of recurrence was evident within 1 year following surgery. Recurrence was independent of location, length and etiology of the stricture. We conclude according to our data that argon laser urethrotomy is technically feasible. Due to the high recurrence rate the method offers no advantage over conventional internal optical urethrotomy.

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confidence: 99%

Transurethral Laser Urethrotomy with Argon Laser: Experience with 900 Urethrotomies in 450 Patients from 1978 to 1993

Miller²,

Hd³

et al. 1995

Urol Int

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“…Seinen wichtigen Anteil an der Wissensentwicklung innerhalb des Faches und Konstituierung einer eigenständigen urologischen Krankheitslehre blieb unbekannt und unbeachtet. Gelegentlich wurde der Name noch in Zusammenhang mit der Therapie von Harnröhrenstrikturen zitiert [ 11 , 12 ].…”

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Felix Martin Oberländer (1851–1915) und sein Beitrag zur Wissenschafts- und Fachentwicklung von Urologie und Venerologie

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ZusammenfassungWährend die Erinnerungskultur zu Maximilian Nitze innerhalb der deutschen Urologie gut entwickelt ist, bleibt das Wissen um Felix Martin Oberländer unscharf, obwohl er das Zentralblatt für die Krankheiten der Harn- und Sexualorgane herausgab, den Vorsitz bei der Gründung der alten Deutschen Gesellschaft für Urologie e. V. (DGU) im Jahre 1906 führte und später nach ihm ein Wissenschaftspreis der DGU benannt wurde.

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Transurethrale Schlitzung von Harnröhrenstrikturen unter Sicht — Ein 15-Jahresbericht

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Transurethral Laser Urethrotomy with Argon Laser: Experience with 900 Urethrotomies in 450 Patients from 1978 to 1993

Transurethral Laser Urethrotomy with Argon Laser: Experience with 900 Urethrotomies in 450 Patients from 1978 to 1993

Felix Martin Oberländer (1851–1915) und sein Beitrag zur Wissenschafts- und Fachentwicklung von Urologie und Venerologie

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