Total intracorporeal laparoscopic ileal ureter replacement in a single position for ureteral stricture based on membrane anatomy

Table 1 Demographics of the patients

No.	Age (years)	Sex	BMI (kg/m²)	Laterality, left/right/bilateral	Aetiology	Presenting symptoms	Time interval from radiotherapy to detection of ureteral stricture (months)	Management of preoperative ureteral stricture	Indication for surgery	Preoperative creatinine serum level (mg/gL)
1	56	Female	20.24	Bilateral	Gynaecologic surgery and radiation for cervical cancer	Flank pain, fever and UI	18	Bilateral double-J stent placement and PCN	BEUS	2.82
2	41	Female	22.92	Bilateral	Gynaecologic surgery and radiation for cervical cancer	Flank pain, haematuria and UI	2	Bilateral double-J stent placement and PCN	BEUS	1.50
3	56	Female	28.60	Bilateral	Gynaecologic surgery and radiation for cervical cancer	Fever	24	Bilateral double-J stent placement and PCN	BEUS	1.13
4	69	Female	24.61	Bilateral	Gynaecologic surgery and radiation for cervical cancer	Asymptomatic	60	Bilateral double-J stent placement and PCN	BEUS	3.69
5	58	Female	30.20	Right	Gynaecologic surgery and radiation for cervical cancer	Flank pain	24	Right double-J stent placement and PCN	REUS	0.81
6	60	Female	18.83	Right	Gynaecologic surgery and radiation for cervical cancer	Fever	14	Right double-J stent placement and PCN	REUS	0.75

PCN, percutaneous nephrostomy; BEUS, bilateral extensive ureteral strictures; REUS, right extensive ureteral strictures; UI, urinary incontinence

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