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The statistics of urological operations performed at our department between Jan., 1, 1982 and Dec., 31, 1986 were reviewed. During the 5 year period, 2331 patients were admitted to our hospital and 2192 urological operations were performed on 1834 patients. These statistics were compared with earlier statistics for two periods (1972-1976 and 1977-1981) and the recent trend of urological operations was investigated. With regard to operated organ, operations on the kidney were the most frequent followed by those on the urinary bladder. Operations on the ureter decreased during the recent 5 year period and they were the fourth most frequent following those on the scrotum, scrotal contents and penis. Operations on the adrenal gland, retroperitoneal space and parathyroid gland have gradually increased. As in the former report, transurethral resection of bladder tumor (TUR-Bt) was the most frequent and nephrectomy, TUR of prostate (TUR-P) and renal allotransplantation have followed. TUR-Bt and TUR-P have increased more and more and due to the introduction of percutaneous nephrolithotripsy and transureteral lithotripsy, open surgery for urolithiasis has greatly decreased. Endourological operations will still be on the increase.
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PMID:[Operations during a 5-year period (1982-1986) at our department]. 317 32

A 12-year follow up result of hemicorporectomy in a patient is represented. The patient was operated several times since 1983 for massive perianal condylomas. In 1985 the ulcer with hard edges was revealed in the perianal region, spreading to the perineum and root of the scrotum. Biopsy data evidenced for epidermoid carcinoma Abdominoperineal extirpation of the rectum was carried out with broad dissection of the skin of the perineum and with resection of the seminal follicle. Postoperative period was complicated by prolonged pyogenous infection of the perineal wound which prevented from radiation treatment. 9 months later the relapse of the tumor was detected in the perineum with deep pyogenic fistulas formation. 6 courses of chemotherapy by 5-fluorouracyl were carried out. During the process of examination in September 1987 in the perineal area a large massive tumor occupying the whole pelvic cavity and growing into the posterior wall of the urine bladder and left ishial bone, spreading to the scrotal root and surrounded by the net of fistulous tracts was revealed. Hemicorporectomy was carried out with previously layed one-stem sygmostomy keeping intact, and retroperitoneal Y-shaped uretero-ureter anastomosis being formed and right ureter being fixed at the skin of the right abdominal wall. A special prosthesis--"a glass"--was made for the patient, in which he could move from the bed to the chair or the wheeled chair, to move at home or in the street and to drive his own car. Later, evacuation of the uroliths through the uretherocutaneous stoma was observed. Gradually urolithiasis progressed, mainly in the right kidney, and in 1995 the development of purulent rightsided paranephritis was detected which demanded right-sided nephrectomy. Thus, in spite of a number of complications we can state, that hemicorporectomy has cured the patient of advanced, cancer and he feels satisfied with this treatment and saving 12 years of life.
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PMID:[Long-term result of hemicorporectomy]. 1071 Sep 11

(Objectives) This paper aimed to report the clinical statistics on urologic diseases treated in the emergency department (ED). (Patients and methods) We retrospectively evaluated 1,480 patients diagnosed with urologic diseases in the ED between January 2013 and December 2014. We reviewed the patients' sex, age, main complaints, emergency grade, care-seeking process, hospitalization, examination items, and diagnosis. We also reviewed the correct-diagnosis rates of patients who visited the ED for the first time and were followed up at the urology department. (Results) Of the patients, 2.6% were diagnosed as having a urologic disease, with a male-to-female ratio of 1.5:1. The age distribution ranged from 0 to 101 years, with a median age of 53 years. Patients who required hospitalization accounted for 17.8%. The diagnoses were urolithiasis (546 cases), cystitis (220 cases), and pyelonephritis (137 cases), in order of frequency. The correct-diagnosis rates of urolithiasis (91.2%), benign prostatic hyperplasia (75.0%), and pyelonephritis (71.9%) were high. However, those of testicular torsion (0%), urologic neoplasm (26.7%), prostatitis (35.7%), and epididymitis (35.7%) were low. (Conclusion) In the ED, 82.2% of cases of urologic diseases were mild and did not require hospitalization. The correct-diagnosis rate of acute scrotum was low, as it was difficult to diagnose and thus difficult to manage in the ED. Therefore, urologists should cooperate with ED staff and warn them that cases of acute scrotum should be subjected to emergency consultation.
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PMID:UROLOGIC DISEASES IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT. 2907 Jul 37