International Journal of Medicine and Data

Objective To explore the clinical effect of extracorporeal impingement lithotripsy combined with drugs in the treatment of urinary calculi. Methods From February 2021 to February 2022, 118 patients with urinary calculi who were treated in our hospital were selected to be included in this study. They were divided into two groups based on the difference of treatment methods, namely the reference group (59 cases) and the research group (59 cases). The control group was given external shock lithotripsy alone, and the study group was given drug therapy on the basis of this. The final curative effects of the two methods were analyzed and compared. Results In terms of clinical efficacy, compared with the reference group (48 cases, 81.36%), the study group (56 cases, 94.92%) had better efficacy. Meanwhile, compared with the reference group, the total stone expulsion rate in the study group was higher (96.61%>83.05%), and the average stone expulsion time was shorter (5.89±1.36d<7.62±1.67d). Conclusion In the treatment of urinary calculi, the combined application of extracorporeal shock lithotripsy and drug therapy is more satisfactory, which can relieve the discomfort symptoms, accelerate the speed of stone removal, and relieve the pain of patients as soon as possible.

drug therapy; External impact lithotripsy; Urinary calculi; Clinical effect