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A A Naumenko

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[Ultrasonic examination in the diagnosis of closed trauma to the kidney].

Ultrasonic investigations (USI) were used in the diagnosis of closed renal injuries in 59 patients (51 males and 8 females) aged from 17 to 65 years. The lesion of the right kidney was diagnosed in 35 (59.3 per cent) patients, the left kidney was affected in 24 (40.7 per cent) of examinees. In 2 persons the injury of the kidney was combined with the lesion of the urinary bladder. According to USI results, the patients with suspected closed trauma were enrolled in 4 groups: persons with an intact renal parenchyma, fibrous capsula and pelvicaliceal renal system (the contusion of the kidney); persons with normal ultrasonic picture of the kidney and the presence of intermuscular hematoma; those with subcapsular hepatoma; and those with pararenal hematoma. USI technique turned to be high-informative in the diagnosis of the occult renal injuries and permitted evaluating the structure of the kidney, the character and degree of the lesion and following up the status of the compromised organ during the conservative treatment.

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[Anuria following extracorporeal lithotripsy].

Of 500 extracorporeal lithotripsies performed by the authors anuria arose in 2 cases on postlithotripsy days 3 and 5. There was also systemic intoxication of unclear origin.

Anuria↗

[Extracorporeal lithotripsy in the treatment of renal colic].

Renal colic arises in acute ureteral obstruction and indicates a sharp rise in intrapelvic pressure (up to 150 mm Hg). The diagnosis of renal colic is made basing on direct and indirect measurements of intrapelvic pressure. Ultrasound in renal colic detects dilatation of the calices and pelvis on the colic side, ureterolith can be also revealed by ultrasound. The authors used extracorporeal lithotripsy for fragmentation of the stone and colic relief in 68 patients. The colic stopped in all the cases. This method is extremely valuable in cases when spasmolytic and analgetic drugs, other conservative modalities fail.

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[Lithotripsy in children].

The process of stone formation (lithogenesis) has five stages. Effectiveness of distant lithotripsy is different at each of these stages. In children, at the preclinical stage of the disease treatment is effective in 100% of cases. Routine ultrasonic examinations of children 2-3 times a year allow the diagnosis of the calculi at early stages of lithogenesis.

Adolescent↗