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Dorsal lumbotomy incision in paediatric pyeloplasty.

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BACKGROUND:The purpose of the present study was to comprehensively assess the results of surgical management of pelvi-ureteric junction (PUJ) obstruction using lumbotomy as the surgical approach. METHODS:Records of 36 consecutive patients with unilateral PUJ obstruction who underwent pyeloplasty in the last 5 years were reviewed retrospectively. The investigations included renal function tests, ultrasound and serial renal diuretic scans. A micturating cystourethrogram was also done whenever indicated. A dismembered pyeloplasty via lumbotomy was the only surgical approach considered. Thirteen patients had a right pyeloplasty while 23 had a left pyeloplasty. Mean age at diagnosis was 57 months in 31 patients while five were antenatally diagnosed (range 1 month-12 years). Age at surgery ranged from 1 month to 12 years with a mean of 59.9 months. Nine children underwent surgery in infancy. Six patients had a preoperative percutaneous nephrostomy (PCN) placement, five for poorly functioning kidneys (less than 10% split renal function) and one for oliguria. Records were reviewed for age at diagnosis, age at surgery, duration of surgery, preoperative and postoperative split renal function. RESULTS:The follow-up period in the present study ranged from 9 months to 68 months with a mean of 44.9 months. Mean duration of surgery was 78 min of the group as a whole but in PCN patients it was significantly more (100 min vs 71.3 min). Fourteen patients had an improvement in split renal function noticed at 3 and 6 months postoperatively, 17 patients had no change while one patient had a deterioration of split renal function. Four patients had a solitary functioning kidney and in all of these glomerular filtration rate improved postoperatively. Hospital stay was on the average 7.45 days with a range of 6-10 days. However, when a double-J (D-J) stent was used across the anastomosis and the uretero-vesical junction (transrenal D-J stenting), the mean stay was reduced to 3 days. All patients returned to full oral feeds by postoperative day 1. No incidences of wound related problems were encountered. CONCLUSIONS:Pyeloplasty results in predictably good outcome in paediatric PUJ obstruction whenever indicated. The lumbotomy approach avoids muscle cutting, thereby minimizing complications related to wound and assisting with faster recovery. Keeping a double-J (D-J) stent across the anastomosis and the uretero-vesical junction (transrenal D-J stenting) reduces hospital stay.

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ANZ J Surg

journal_title

ANZ journal of surgery

authors

Bajpai M,Kumar A,Tripathi M,Bal CS

doi

10.1111/j.1445-1433.2004.03032.x

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pub_date

2004-06-01 00:00:00

pages

491-4

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eissn

1445-1433

issn

1445-2197

pii

ANS3032

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Dorsal lumbotomy incision in paediatric pyeloplasty.