AN EVALUATION OF TREATMENTS’ RESULTS OF INFECTIOUS MATERIALS WITH LASER HOLMIUM AT HOSPITAL OF THAI NGUYEN UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY

Abstract

Objective: To evaluate the initial results of ureteroscopic treatment using Homium laser. Comment on some of the relationship for treatment outcomes. Subjects and methods: 127 patients were included ureteral stones diagnosed and treated with endoscopic lithotripsy method used upstream holmium laser for stones in the ureter locations (from 03/2014 to 6/2015) at Hospital of Thai Nguyen University of Medicine and Pharmacy. Results: 98.4% lithotripsy success; failure counts for 1.6%. The results are 75.6% good; 15.7% average; and 7.1% less. Complications with ureteral injury scratches take up 9.4%; and high fever counts for 9.4%. There is no case of heavy bleeding, and surgical intervention. The average surgical time is about 51.3 ± 13.8 minutes. The average duration is 5.7 ± postoperative day 2.5. Time of Male and Female lithotripsy no difference with P> 0.05. The number of stones more members, the rate declining lithotripsy results. (P <0.01). Results of lithotripsy success decreases if more gravel in high positions (P <0.001). Conclusion: The use of energy in lithotripsy Holmium Laser endoscopic retrograde ureteral stones treatment is less invasive methods, safe and effective.