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M Cesaroni

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PubMed2000

[Hyperhydration with low mineral Rocchetta water after extracorporeal lithotripsy].

Both prophylaxis and stone-free status after ESWL are most important goals in treating urinary stone disease, because his high social cost. In order to this situation, we matched two homogeneous groups of patients that underwent ESWL because renal stones: during a one year follow-up with several US controls, daily 1.5 litres of low mineral content water was drank by I group patients; vice versa, daily 3 litres (1st ten days) and afterwards 2 litres of Rocchetta low mineral content water was drank by II group patients. This last kind of approach led to a significant improvement in stone fragments elimination time, in inferior calix stone cure and in stone recurrences rate. So we conclude that hyperhydration using right low mineral content water, is a simple and cheap way to improve both treatment and prophylaxis of urinary stones.

Drinking↗
PubMed2000

[Radiofrequency percutaneous ablation in prostatic hypertrophy].

The authors describe both procedure details and results in treating benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) by a transcutaneous radiofrequency ablation (TRAP). Using a "cool-tip" needle/electrode, they obtained a large cavitation or a collapse (urethral damage free) of the adenoma, the different result depending on the utilized radiofrequency (RF) energy and the site of application. In this procedure, the US control of the RF effect appears more careful than the "lassic transurethral treatment (TUNA) and it's suitable in prostate's peripheral zone also. The manoeuvre is performed with local or peripheral anaesthesia, is well deobtruent and have not risk of bleeding or other peri-operative complications.

Electrocoagulation↗
PubMed1993

[Cystic renal pathology].

Ultrasonography has a great interest in diagnosis of cystic kidney disorders for typical eco-pattern of this pathology. In this work we show the eco-pattern of the most common cystic kidney disorders. Particularly we examine simple cysts (typical, atypical, complicated), multicystic kidney dysplasia, autosomal recessive polycystic kidney disease (infantile) autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (adult age). The so-called neoplastic cysts (multiloculated cysts, multiloculated cysts nephroma, cystic nephroblastoma), medullar cysts (medullary sponge kidney, medullary cystic disease), parapyelic cysts, acquired cystic kidney disease in renal failure patients, parasitic cysts, epidermoid cysts. About this disorders we present the more typical and expressive ultrasonographic appearance and we define the role and the opportunity of diagnostic setting by echography, moreover ultrasonography allows us to make a differential diagnosis between cystic kidney disorders and other kidney disease.

Cysts↗