Partial Nephrectomy in Cold Ischemia

Steffens, J.; Humke, U.

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“…Conditioning before ischaemia is used to reduce renal vasoconstriction during and afterward, to ameliorate reperfusion and recovery after ischaemia [10]. After inducing anaesthesia, positioning the patient, and establishing stable haemodynamics, 1.25 mg i.v.…”

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ILLUSTRATIONS by STEPHAN SPITZER, www.spitzer-illustration.com INDICATIONSAnastomotic strictures of the PUJ and severe peripelvic fibrosis after• failed pyeloplasty [2,4,7].• repeated pyelolithotomies [2].• failed ante-or retrograde endopyelotomy [3,6].• traumatic rupture [8].• former renal tuberculosis [8]. S T E F F E N S E T A L . ANATOMICAL CONSIDERATIONS [2,3,9]A megaureter with hydronephrosis and recurrent stone formation in the lower calyx

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“…If enough renal fibrotic capsule is available, it can be used to cover the lower pole [1,2]. After pre-ischaemic conditioning [10] temporary renal artery occlusion is often helpful but does not result in increased creatinine levels after surgery if the warm ischaemia time is < 30 min, as recently described [11].…”

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