Abstract
A modified parenchyma-saving pole-resection technique is described. It is regarded as essential that the incision line of the polar wedge to be resected should not be farther medial than 10 to 20 mm from the longitudinal axis of the kidney, so as to prevent perihilar scarring. By partial resection of a narrow parenchymal strip together with the distended calyx complete morphological and functional reconstruction can be achieved. The results of 61 pole resections performed over a 5-year period have been found superior to those of other methods generally employed.
Similar content being viewed by others
References
Babics, A., Rényi-Vámos, F.: Pathophysiology and surgery of the renal pelvic system. Akadémiai Kiadó, Budapest 1950 (in Hungarian).
Balogh, F., Frang, D., Tóth, M.: Advances in the surgical therapy of staghorn calculi.Orv. Hetil., 105, 2175 (1964).
Balogh, F., Kelemen, Zs., Köves, S., Czvalinga, I.: Renal pole resection and calculous recurrences.Magy. Seb., 22, 255 (1969).
Frang, D., Tóth, I., Götz, F., Nagy, Z., Hübler, I., Halmágyi, Gy.: Experimental study of marginal wedge resection and its clinical use in the surgical therapy of staghorn calculi.Urol. Nephrol. Szle., 6, 156 (1979).
Frang, D.: Staghorn calculi and their surgical therapy. Doctoral Thesis, Budapest 1981.
Götz, F., Frang, D., Verebélyi, A.: Prevention of renal calculosis.Orvosképzés, 53, 130 (1978).
Illyés, G.: Urológia. Magy. Orv. Könyvkiadó Váll., Budapest 1931 (in Hungarian).
Szemes, Z., Ruszinkó, B., Magasi, P.: Surgical therapy of staghorn calculi.Urol. Nephrol. Szle., 4, 3 (1977).
Szendrői, Z., Kottász, S.: Spätergebnisse der wegen Nierenstein durchgeführten konservativen Nierenparenchymoperationen.Acta chir. Acad. Sci. hung., 12, 89 (1971).
Author information
Authors and Affiliations
Rights and permissions
About this article
Cite this article
Frang, D. Parenchyma-saving marginopolar wedge resection. International Urology and Nephrology 14, 121–126 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02082616
Issue Date:
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02082616