Publications by authors named "A Harahatyi"
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- - The paper examines the long-term outcomes of ureterocalicostomy (UC) in 37 patients, with a majority undergoing secondary procedures for conditions like hydronephrosis or kidney stones.
- - Surgical resections were categorized by the thickness of kidney tissue removed, revealing that most had significant lower pole removals, and complications were mostly mild (Grade I-II) occurring in 37.8% of cases.
- - Overall, 81.1% of patients achieved good results post-surgery, with the thickness of renal parenchyma under 10 mm identified as a key predictor for poorer outcomes.
Objectives: To assess the outcomes of cavoatrial tumor thrombus removal using the liver transplantation technique for thrombectomy, a retrospective study was conducted.
Materials And Methods: Five patients with atrial tumor thrombi who underwent piggy-back mobilization of the liver, surgical access to the right atrium from the abdominal cavity, and external manual repositioning of the thrombus apex below the diaphragm (milking maneuver) were included into the study. Extracorporeal circulation was used in none of the cases.
In most cases RCC with venous extension is an indication for radical nephrectomy. However, in patients with imperative indications for nephron-sparing surgery a kidney resection with thrombectomy in rare situations is possible. We present a surgical technique for nephron-sparing surgery in patients with tumor spreading into the main renal vein.
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