MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES OF THE URETER IN PATIENTS WITH URETEROLITHIASIS DEPENDING ON THE DURATION OF CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS

Authors

  • S. Vozianov «Institute of Urology of National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine»
  • O. Vozianov «Institute of Urology of National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine»
  • O. Dyrda «Main Military Clinical Hospital»

Keywords:

ureterolithiasis, ureter wall, morphology, treatment.

Abstract

The trial presents the results of the studying of changes in the ureter wall in patients with ureterolithiasis depending on the duration of clinical manifestations. With increasing duration of clinical symptoms in the ureter wall increases the manifestations of inflammatory, sclerotic and necrotic changes. Such changes have a direct impact on the quality of visualization during endoscopic interventions, the speed of fragmentation and removal of fragments, as result, the overall duration of surgery and intra- and postoperative risks.

Author Biographies

S. Vozianov , «Institute of Urology of National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine»

MD, PhD, DSc, Professor, Chief of the State Institution

O. Vozianov , «Institute of Urology of National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine»

Junior Scientific Researcher,  Department of Еndourology and Lithotripsy

O. Dyrda , «Main Military Clinical Hospital»

Pathologist

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2021-04-02

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Vol. 2 No. 2(66) (2021)

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