Bhatt et al, 2022 ¿ evaluation of renal function and stent durability following resonance stent placement for benign disease resonance stent placement - the etiology of benign ureteral obstruction (buo) was analyzed between the 2 subgroups.In subgroup a, iatrogenic ureteral stricture was the most common etiology.This developed most after endoscopic surgery (34.4%), followed by abdominopelvic surgery (9.4%) and radiation therapy (6.3%).The rest of the ureteral strictures in subgroup a were associated with extrinsic compression (9.37%), congenital obstruction (3.12%), and trauma (3.12%).In one-third of the patients (34.3%) in subgroup a, no specific cause for the stricture was provided or identifiable.In subgroup b, radiation-induced ureteral stricture (36.4%) was the most common etiology, followed by idiopathic ureteral stricture (27.3%), congenital ureteral stricture (18.2%) and extrinsic compression (18.2%).This complaint was opened to capture 2 cases of user error of a resonance stent device - indwelling time > 12 months on 2 out of 38 patients.Required intervention/additional procedures.Severity of 4.Total between pr (b)(4) 43 patients, 62.7 +/- 14.2 years, female 23, male 20, bmi (kg/m2) 28.0 ± 6.8, white 29, asian 8, other 6.
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