Table 1: Below presents the main features of the studies cited [2,5,6,8,9], together with their epidemiological, clinical and therapeutic data.
|
Author, year |
Age (year)/Sex |
Indication of JJ stent/Scope |
Symptomatology |
Time from insertion to presentation |
Imaging performed |
Affected/hematoma side |
Treatment |
Evolution |
|
Altay [2], 2015 |
35, F |
Lithiasis/Yes |
Back pain |
2 days |
CT scan |
Left/No |
Repositioning |
Favourable |
|
Gönülalan [5], 2014, |
66, M |
Junction syndrome/Not reported |
Vomiting, left flank pain and hematuria |
1 week |
X-ray CT scan |
Left (single renal) /No |
Repositioning |
Favourable |
|
Nomikos [6], 2012 |
62; F |
Lithiasis/Yes |
Macroscopic, abdominal tenderness |
1 day |
CT scan |
Left/yes |
Repositioning |
Favourable |
|
Liao [8], 2018 |
67, F |
Lithiasis/Not reported |
Hypoxia, hypotension |
Immediate postoperative |
X-ray, CT scan |
Left/Yes |
Withdrawal (one week later) |
Favorable |
|
Karaköse [9], 2011 |
63, F |
Lithiasis/Not reported |
irritative signs |
1 day |
X-ray, CT scan |
Left/No |
Change |
Favourable |
|
Our case |
70 ans, M |
prostate cancer/No |
Back pain and oliguria |
20 days |
Ultrasound, CT scan |
Bilateral |
Change |
Favourable |