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2. Calcolosi renale multipla refrattaria a ESWL in rene ectopico pelvico: approccio chirurgico laparotomico.

Author

El Rahman, D. Abdel, Zanetti, G., Cozzi, G., Cozzi, L. A., Al Rahman, S. Abed, Maggioni, A., and Rocco, F.

Subjects
ULTRASONIC lithotripsy, KIDNEY surgery, KIDNEY stones, DIAGNOSTIC imaging, KIDNEY pelvis, ECTOPIC tissue, RENAL artery, URETERIC obstruction
Abstract

A 34 year-old male with multiple lithiasis of ectopic pelvic left kidney, which for 5 years had been causing pain in the left iliac region irradiating to ipsilateral inguinal region and testis. 4 ESWL treatments were unsuccessful. The diagnostic imaging (Angio-CT + Uro-CT) showed ectopic pelvic left kidney with abnormal vascularisation, characterised by multiple lithiasis extending in total area of 4x2 cm with shorter ureter. Right kidney was in normal position. A left pyelocalicolithotomy after DJ stent positioning was performed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2010

3. Some subordination and superordination results for the generalized hypergeometric functions associated with Ruscheweyh derivative

Author

Abdul Rahman S. Juma and Fateh S. Aziz

Subjects
Holomorphic functions, Multivalent functions, Hardamard product (or convolution), Hypergeometric functions, Subordination and superordination, Ruscheweyh Derivative, Mathematics, QA1-939
Abstract

Our purpose in this paper is to define a linear operator F_{p,q,s}[\alpha_{1},m], then applying it to obtain some results on subordination and superordination preserving properties of holomorphic multivalent functions in the open unit disc. And sandwich-type result for these holomorphic multivalent functions is also considered.

Published
2014

4. [Multiple non-responding ESWL lithiasis in ectopic pelvic kidney: laparotomic surgical management].

Author

Abed El Rahman D, Zanetti G, Cozzi G, Cozzi LA, Abed El Rahman S, Maggioni A, and Rocco F

Subjects
Adult, Humans, Kidney Calculi surgery, Male, Treatment Failure, Kidney abnormalities, Kidney Calculi complications, Kidney Calculi therapy, Laparotomy, Lithotripsy
Abstract

A 34 year-old male with multiple lithiasis of ectopic pelvic left kidney, which for 5 years had been causing pain in the left iliac region irradiating to ipsilateral inguinal region and testis. 4 ESWL treatments were unsuccessful. The diagnostic imaging (Angio-CT + Uro-CT) showed ectopic pelvic left kidney with abnormal vascularisation, characterised by multiple lithiasis extending in total area of 4x2 cm with shorter ureter. Right kidney was in normal position. A left pyelocalicolithotomy after DJ stent positioning was performed.

Published
2010

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