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Early postureteroscopy vesicoureteral reflux--a temporary and infrequent complication: prospective study.

BACKGROUND: Early complications after ureteroscopy include discomfort, renal colic, urinary infection, and hematuria. Vesicoureteral reflux has been reported as a late complication. The presence of early vesicoureteral reflux after ureteroscopy has not been investigated. METHODS: Forty patients were randomly selected for a study in which early vesicoureteral reflux after ureteroscopy was searched for through retrograde cystography. RESULTS: In four patients (10%), vesicoureteral reflux was found. Follow-up cystograms 2 weeks after ureteroscopy were normal in all four. CONCLUSION: These results suggest that early vesicoureteral reflux after ureteroscopy is rare and that if it appears, it is of low grade and temporary.[1]

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  1. Early postureteroscopy vesicoureteral reflux--a temporary and infrequent complication: prospective study. Richter, S., Shalev, M., Lobik, L., Buchumensky, V., Nissenkorn, I. J. Endourol. (1999) [Pubmed]
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