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S Balde

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PubMed2001

[Early complications of transvesical prostatectomy for prostatic adenoma at the Conakry urologic department: report of 96 cases].

Hryntschak Technic is the most common method in the prostatic hyperplasia surgical treatment in the Ignace Deen Urological Department. The aim of the authors in this paper is to study the epidemiological aspects of hryntschak early complications from january 1994 to December 1998. They found, from 96 cases that 41.70% are specific complications and 58.30% are non specific complications. Wound infection (35.40%), bladder fistula (15.60%) and epididymitis (11.50%) are the most frequent complications. The 61 to 80 years old rural man, with a urethral catheter placed before operation is the first interested by Hryntschak early complications.

Humans↗
PubMed2001

[Endoscopic internal urethrotomy in the treatment of male urethral stenosis at the urology service of the CHU Ignace Deen].

The authors report a series of 157 stenoses of the urethra treated by endoscopic urethrotomy between 1991 and 1997. After a first urethrotomy the success rate is 51.8%, with a decline of one year. Mortality is zero, and the morbidity assessed at 9%. For these authors, the result is better when the urethrotomy concerns an uninfected, one-time, short (less than 2 cm) stenosis, whatever the etiology, located on the proximal urethra. The duration of the postoperatory catheter has been fixed at three days. Poor results (35.20%) have been reported in stretched stenoses located on the distal urethra. These poor results have been treated by another urethrotomy, with 25% good results. The remaining 10.2% have needed sessions of urethral dilatation, even a plasty.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1995

[Penile prosthesis in case of impotence: 12 years of clinical experience].

Among 95 patients who have received a penile prosthesis between 1982 and 1993 (mean follow up of 46 months), 21 (22%) presented complications requiring one or more reintervention(s). Only for two patients the problem was mechanical, in the majority, they were non mechanical. Five of those subjects (5.5%) presented such complications that definitive explanation of the device was necessary. The problems presented by the 9 remaining patients were fully satisfactorily managed. Presently 94.5 per cent of the patients are using the device. Follow-up study of our interdisciplinary group demonstrates the efficacity of the prosthesis for revitalisation of the couples. The definitive parameters of implantation acceptance are essentially the partner influence and the treatment cost. This clinical study shows that the implantation of a penile prosthesis is an effective therapy in the treatment of impotence in a selected population. Presently, the mechanical reliability of different device has been good to date.

Adult↗
PubMed1994

[Preliminary experience in laparoscopic nephrectomy].

The laparoscopic technic of nephrectomy and nephroureterectomy is presented. We discuss about the indications and contraindications of this technic. Then we present our results about our first 6 cases. We concluded that this new technic is very beneficial to the well selected patient concerning the post-operatory comfort and the early revalidation period.

Adenocarcinoma↗
PubMed1993

[Retrocaval ureter (apropos of a case)].

The authors are reporting a case of lumbar pain secondary to a retrocaval ureter. Pathogeny, diagnostic implications and treatment of this entity is discussed.

Adult↗