CHOICE OF SURGICAL METHODS IN PATIENTS WITH URINARY STONE DISEASE

Nurillaev J. Y; Muxamadiev N. K.; Nurillaev X.  J.

Nurillaev J. Y Samarkand Medical University
Muxamadiev N. K. Samarkand State University
Nurillaev X. J. XN samturk group LLC, Samarkand, Uzbekistan

Keywords: Urolithiasis, distant shock wave lithotripsy, contact ureterolithotripsy, percutaneous nephrolithotripsy, nephrolithiasis

Abstract

Evaluation of the effectiveness of various methods of treating patients with urolithiasis, and recommending the best methods of minimally invasive surgical interventions. Patients and methods. To systematize the main clinical material, all patients, depending on the location of the calculus, were divided into two groups: the first group - patients with ureteral stones; the second group - with kidney stones. Depending on the method of performing surgical intervention, both groups were divided into 4 options, in options II, III, IV, minimally invasive technologies were used as monotherapy, as well as their combinations. The comparison group consisted of patients who underwent traditional open surgery. The results of treatment were assessed clinically in the near and long term. Treatment was considered ineffective in the presence of residual stones not removed during this hospitalization.

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