Optimization of urolithiasis treatment and diagnosis in the Turkestan region

Abstract

The article aims to identify the main problems in treating urological pathologies by analyzing scientific literature from this field and developing recommendations. The quantitative excretion of uric acid, urine volume, and pH are essential in the formation of uric acid stones. The most important risk factor for uric acid nephrolithiasis is the acidic reaction of urine, which is a prerequisite for the formation of urinary stones. When urine is alkalized, the pH should be 6–6.5. Drugs alkalize urine, and one should titrate using urine pH indicator paper until the level is stable. This study found that the spread of genitourinary diseases is increasing. This situation can be improved by monitoring and assessing epidemiological processes, preventing urological pathology, and optimizing medical care organization in the context of health care reform.

Urogenital disease morbidity among the adult and child population of the Osh Region for the period from 2010 to 2019

“…The study of the incidence of urogenital diseases is important for analyzing their structure and morbidity in terms of identifying risk factors (14,15), the quality of medical services (16), accessibility of medical care (17), the nature of the material and technical equipment of medical institutions, and staffing (18).…”

Outcomes of Lightweight Mesh Sacrocolpopexy for Pelvic Organ Prolapse Repair

“…Its need should be discussed individually for each patient if signs of cystocele are seen at Va +2.0 on Valsalva testing. A potential disadvantage of this technique is the lack of effectiveness and the risk of recurrence of prolapse in the posterior segment of the vagina in case of hidden defects in the facial structures and the formation of de novo GP signs in this segment (24)(25)(26)(27).…”

Immediate Results of Orthotopic Intracorporeal Ileoneocystoplasty in the Modification of the Clinic

“…Urinary incontinence can also be associated with a reduction in the length of the urethra, which leads to changes in its normal functioning (21). It is also worth mentioning that urine detention can be affected when the perineum is lowered down during orthotopic neo-cystoplasty because the anterior part of the sacroiliac ligaments supporting its fixed position is cut (22)(23)(24).…”