Temporary Placement of Ureteral Catheter After Ureterorenoscopic Stone Therapy: Prospective Randomize Study To Evaluate Post-Operative Pain
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PURPOSE: Prospective randomize study evaluate the effect of the temporary placement of ureter catheter on success
rate and post operative pain, in patients underwent non-complicated ureterorenoscopic(URS)stone therapy.
MATERIAL-METHODS: Sixty one patients who underwent URS due to ureter stone between January 2006 and June
2008 were included. The patients were divided into two groups; ureter catheter(5F) used after URS for 24 hours in 30
patients and no ureter catheter was used 31 patients. The patients were evaluated in the first 24 postoperative hours
interrns of colicky pain, requirement for analgesics. Visual scale analogue were used to estimate the degree of pain
during colicky pain attack and the pain in the first 24 hours post-operativelv.
Results. The mean ages, stone volume, operations periods, stone free rate in the first 24 hours postcperativelv for
patients with and without catheter were, 46,4/42,9 years, 0,9/0,8 cm, 48/41,5 minutes an -' %83/%71
respectively( p > 0,05). The mean requirements for analgesics were D. 6( 0-2) for catheter patients and 1 ti mes( 1-4) for
patients without cathter. The pain score for patients with catheter during coliky attack and the first 24 hours
postoperatively were 2.2 and 3.7(p=0,038) and for patients without catheter were 1,1/2,4 (p= 0,015)
CONCLUSION: the placement of ureter catheter for 24 hours after non complicated URS did not effect the success
rete and operation times. However catheterization decrease the degree of pain in colicky attack and reduce the pain in
the first 24 hour postoperatively. The late effect of these procedure should be investigated in other randomize
prospective studies.

Conference
Conference Title
20. NATIONAL CONGRESS OF UROLOGY - 20. ULUSAL ÜROLOJİ KONGRESİ
Conference Country
Turkey
Conference Date
Nov. 1, 2008 - Nov. 1, 2008
Conference Sponsor
NATIONAL CONGRESS OF UROLOGY