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5. [Surgical complications after 160 renal transplantations. Experience. Comments].

Author

Romero Tenorio M, Gutíerrez Somoscarrera JA, Ibáez Suarez R, Castro DS, Salazar Otero S, and Flores Gines J

Subjects
Adult, Follow-Up Studies, Humans, Middle Aged, Postoperative Complications epidemiology, Kidney Transplantation adverse effects
Abstract

The present study reviewed the complications observed in 160 renal transplants that had been performed from 1982 to 1992. Complications were observed in 27 cases (16.87%), which falls within reasonable limits and is similar to the complication rate reported elsewhere. The treatment utilized in these cases was highly effective and only 3 grafts (1.87%) were lost. The following complications were observed: obstructive uropathy (7 cases, 4.37%), fistula (18 cases, 11.25%), vascular complications (1 case, 0.62%) and other complications (1 case, 0.62%).

Published
1994

6. [Anatomical and technical foundations of the non-hemorrhagic treatment of simple hydrocele. Technical contributions].

Author

Romero Tenorio M, Ibáñez Suárez R, Solano Castro D, Salazar Otero S, Madurga Patuel B, Beltrán Ruíz M, and Flores Gines J

Subjects
Adolescent, Adult, Aged, Child, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Retrospective Studies, Surgical Procedures, Operative methods, Testis anatomy & histology, Testicular Hydrocele surgery
Abstract

The efficacy of the conventional surgical techniques in the treatment of simple hydrocele has been well-established. However, further insights into the embryological anatomy of the testis and its layers have led to the development of new surgical concepts. We have conducted a retrospective study after using an "avascular" technique (extravaginalization-marsupialization) with optimum results. 120 patients treated by the Wilkinson vaginal reversal were assessed for efficacy and complications. The working hypothesis and the principles based on embryological anatomy are discussed. The results and relevant data of the treated group of patients are presented.

Published
1994

7. [Gonadal stromal tumor in childhood. Report of a case. Comments].

Author

Romero Tenorio M, Gutiérrez Somoscarrera JA, Salazar Otero S, Báez Perea M, Fariñas Baró JM, Aragón Montero MJ, and Flores Ginés J

Subjects
Humans, Infant, Male, Testicular Neoplasms pathology
Abstract

A case of testicular gonadal stromal tumor in an 8-month-old boy is described. Patient evaluation revealed no hormonal alterations. The patient underwent orchidectomy and has remained tumor-free at two years follow-up, which meets the well-established criteria for benign tumors. A detailed anatomopathological description is presented.

Published
1993

8. [The endourological treatment of distal ureteral fistulae in the kidney transplant. The exclusion or "dry" technic].

Author

Romero Tenorio M, Gutiérrez Somoscarrera J, Fariñas Varo J, Maduarga Patuel B, Ramírez Chamorro F, Salazar Otero S, Flores Ginés J, Alonso Gil M, Rivero Sánchez M, and Pérez Ruilópez M

Subjects
Humans, Ischemia therapy, Kidney blood supply, Transplantation, Heterotopic, Urinary Bladder, Urinary Catheterization, Kidney Transplantation adverse effects, Nephrostomy, Percutaneous methods, Postoperative Complications therapy, Ureteral Diseases therapy, Urinary Fistula therapy
Abstract

The present study reports our experience in the endourological treatment of fistulas of the distal ureter in renal transplant patients. The temporary urinary exclusion or dry technique was effective in 8 of the 10 patients. We advocate the use of this simple and safe technique which achieves excellent results.

Published
1992

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