What is invasive renal pelvis cancer?
Invasive renal pelvic cancer refers to tumors of stage T2 and above, accounting for 50%-60% of all renal pelvic tumors. When the tumor develops to stage T3, the tumor invades…
Category: Renal pelvis tumor
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What are the studies of renal pelvis tumors
1.Pathology Most of the renal collecting system tumors (more than 90%) are uroepithelial metastatic cell carcinoma, and the differentiation and basal infiltration degree of tumor cells can vary greatly. Tumors…
Pelvic ureteral connection can be treated laparoscopically
It is a common cause of hydronephrosis, mostly due to congenital abnormalities, and can lead to serious consequences such as infection, secondary stones, and damage to kidney function if not…
What does a parapelvic cyst look like?
A parapelvic cyst is a benign cyst originating from the renal hilum at the renal parenchyma and does not communicate with the collecting system. The etiology is lytic dilatation, probably…
Novel suturing technique for renal pelvic molding
The standard procedure for the treatment of pelvic ureteral junction stenosis is pyeloplasty. With the development and advancement of laparoscopic technology, laparoscopic pyeloplasty has gradually replaced the traditional open procedure,…
Pyeloplasty can be performed laparoscopically
It is a common cause of hydronephrosis, mostly due to congenital abnormalities, and can lead to serious consequences such as infection, secondary stones, and damage to kidney function if not…
What are the dietary principles for renal insufficiency?
The principle of understanding what patients can and cannot eat is necessary to help patients recover smoothly. 1, protein intake to high biological value of high-quality protein, such as milk, eggs,…