1992
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-5347(17)36746-0
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Ureteroarterial Fistula: A Case Report

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“…Certains auteurs préconisent une dérivation trans-iléale en position haute, pour éviter le contact de l'uretère avec l'artère iliaque 24 . D'autres, comme Smith et al, conseillent de les espacer par de l'épiploon 25 .…”
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“…Certains auteurs préconisent une dérivation trans-iléale en position haute, pour éviter le contact de l'uretère avec l'artère iliaque 24 . D'autres, comme Smith et al, conseillent de les espacer par de l'épiploon 25 .…”
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“…Cystoscopy may also reveal pulsatile bleeding from the ureteric orifice [1], but a definitive diagnosis can be made only if a bleeding point is clearly identified with ureteroscopy under pressurised irrigation. Retrograde pyelogram may occasionally demonstrate extravasation of contrast, but only if the pressure gradient from ureter to artery is favourable [4,5]. Although they may be diagnostic, ureteroscopy under pressurised irrigation and provocative angiography can precipitate bleeding.…”
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“…Recent recommendations to minimize the risk of developing ureteroarterial fistulae in patients who have received irradiation include the use of the smallest and softest stents possible [8].…”
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“…If ureteral stents are placed for a long period of time, the UAF might be occluded by the stent itself acting like a valve. In such cases the bleeding would only appear whenever there is a favorable pressure gradient between the artery and the ureter [8,9].…”
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confidence: 99%