International Scientific Progress in Urology

Objective To study and analyze the surgical treatment methods and curative effects of ureteral obstruction secondary to gynecological tumors. Methods This study was conducted retrospectively, and the clinical data of 57 patients with ureteral obstruction secondary to gynecological tumors were included as research samples, including 31 cases of unilateral obstruction and 26 cases of bilateral obstruction, all of which were retrograde and antegrade Indwelling double J tubes were used for treatment, and percutaneous nephrostomy was used for patients who failed to place tubes. Results Among the 31 patients with unilateral obstruction, 26 cases were successful in indwelling double J tubes, 16 cases were successfully intubated in 26 patients with bilateral obstruction, and a total of 42 patients were successfully intubated; Within 6 months, there were 9 cases of re-obstruction, and the double J tube was successfully replaced. In addition, 42 patients with successful catheterization were followed up for 1 to 36 months, and the conditions were relatively stable. In addition, 15 cases of catheter failure were treated with percutaneous nephrostomy, and the effect was good without complications. Conclusion For patients with ureteral obstruction secondary to gynecological tumors, indwelling double-J tubes or percutaneous nephrostomy can achieve good results, and indwelling double-J tubes should be the first choice for treatment.

patients with gynecological tumors; secondary ureteral obstruction; double J tube; percutaneous nephrostomy