A physician reported via a literature article pertaining to a retrospective chart review that a (b)(6) female received deflux (dextranomer microspheres/hyaluronic acid) injection into the submucosa of the urinary bladder as treatment for bilateral grade 2-3 vesicoureteral reflux (vur) and breakthrough infections.Additional medical history and concurrent medications were not provided.On an unk date, the pt received deflux, 0.7 ml to each side utilizing the subureteral transurethral injection technique (sting).Perioperative prophylaxis was given.A few hours after the injection, she complained of abdominal pain and medical attention was sought the following day for severe right flank pain.A color doppler ultrasound showed right hydroureteronephrosis and no urine jet at the right ureteric orifice.Because of increasing pain and dilatation on ultrasonography a percutaneous nephrostomy was placed 72 hours later.The urine culture grew proteus mirabilis and appropriate treatment was instituted.The nephrostomy fell out spontaneously 14 days later, and the pt remained free of symptoms thereafter.Two months later, ultrasound revealed resolution of the dilatation.The authors concluded that the incidence of ureteral obstruction complication was higher than previously reported in the literature.Report received from q-med.The company assessed the events as possible related to deflux.
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