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Urolithotomy
1. URETERO-LITHOTOMY
Presented by----
Mrs. Usha Rani Kandula,
MSc.Nursing, Assistant professor,
Department of Adult Health Nursing,
College of Health Sciences,
Arsi University, Asella, Ethiopia.
3. Different methods for stone
removal
lithotriptic procedures, e.g.,
-Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy
(ESWL),
-ultrasonic,
-Electro-hydraulic,
-nephroscopic and trans-cystoscopic
-Laparoscopic or laparoscopic assisted
technique
5. -For stones within the renal parenchyma
(requiring nephrolithotomy),
-temporary interruption of the renal
circulation is achieved by occluding the
main vessels atraumatically.
6. -After the position of the stone is
ascertained, the parenchyma is incised
and the calculus is removed; the kidney is
repaired.
-Fatty tissue may be used to bolster the
suture line.
7. -Stones in the renal pelvis require
pyelolithotomy,
-while stones in the proximal ureter require
ureterolithotomy
-and are extracted through incisions
overlying the stones.
8. -Atraumatic clamps, tapes, or vessel loops
occlude the distal ureter to prevent
migration of stone fragments.
-The collecting system is irrigated and
sutured closed.
-Drainage may be employed.
-The wound is closed in layers.
9. -Control of the ureter proximal and distal to
the stone is achieved with vessel loops or
atraumatic clamps.
10. -The ureter is opened and the stone
retrieved.
-The ureter is irrigated and closed.
-Wound drainage may be employed.
-The wound is closed in layers.
11. -Distal Calculi.
-The patient is supine when the calculi
are located in the distal ureters.
-The approach may be retroperitoneal,
employing an inguinal, lower midline
abdominal, or transverse oblique incision.
12. -The stone is palpated, noting that the
ureter proximal to it may be dilated.
13. -N.B. The surgeon may inject a mixture of
calcium chloride, thrombin, and
cryoprecipitate to form a “clot” around the
calculus to prevent its migration.
14. Placement of double J ureteral
stent
-A double J ureteral stent may be placed
prior to closure of the ureterotomy.
-Dye (e.g., indigo carmine) instilled into the
bladder via Foley catheter is employed to
determine the integrity of the ureteral
closure.
15. PREPARATION OF THE PATIENT
Antiembolitic hose is applied, when
requested.
A Foley catheter is inserted.
-The patient is positioned in the lateral
position when the stone is located in the
kidney or proximal ureter.
16. Supine position
The supine position is indicated for stones
located in the distal ureter.
17. SKIN PREPARATION
Lateral Position for Flank Approach.
Begin at the level of the 12th rib,
extending from the axilla to several inches
below the iliac crest.
19. Draping
Folded towels and a transverse sheet (lateral
or abdominal approach)
Equipment
-Sequential compression device with
disposable leg wraps, as ordered
-Forced-air warming blanket or warming
mattress, when requested
20. -Padded kidney rests with larger blade in
the front, pillows, etc. (lateral approach)
-Suction
-ESU
-Fiber-optic light source, e.g., Xenon 300
W (for percutaneous lithotomy), optional
25. -Calcium chloride, thrombin, and
cryoprecipitate for “clot” preparation,
optional Syringe and needle for injecting
“clot” material, optional
-Disposable tubing for irrigation when
scopes are used (optional)
-Penrose drain, 1′′ (retraction)
26. -Stent (e.g., double J ureteral), optional
-Dye (e.g., indigo carmine), syringe, and
medicine cup (optional)
-Sterile labels and marking pen (optional)
-Closed-suction wound drainage unit, e.g.,
Hemovac or Jackson Pratt (optional)
27. SPECIAL NOTES
Arrangement of the
equipments/Instruments.
Assisting the surgeon during procedure.
Labeling of medication containers to
prevent medication errors.
Recording of the procedure.
Sending investigated samples to the lab.