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Potential Complications Seen in Patients With Elevated IRP
Seth Bechis, MD, emphasizes the potential complications from elevated intra-renal pressure, such as sepsis from bacterial spread, ruptures leading to pain and difficult recovery, impaired renal function, and hemorrhage, highlighting the need for understanding these risks for better postoperative outcomes and hospital efficiency.
EP: 1.Overview of the Incidence, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Urinary Stones
EP: 2.The Evolving Role of Ureteroscopy in the Treatment of Urinary Stones
EP: 3.Overview of Intrarenal Pressure (IRP)
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EP: 4.Potential Complications Seen in Patients With Elevated IRP
EP: 5.Strategies for Reducing Risk of Elevated IRP
EP: 6.Key Treatment and Outcome Data for Patients Undergoing Therapy with Assistance of Ureteral Access Sheaths (UASs)
EP: 7.Factors for Consideration When Employing UASs In Patients With Urinary Stones
EP: 8.Methods for Continuous IRP Monitoring in Patients With Urinary Stones
EP: 9.Future Perspectives in the Treatment of Patients With Urinary Stones
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