Correlation between etiology and localization of the erethrostenosis retrospective study on patients researched in the CHS

Authors

  • Marcelo Cabral Lamy de Miranda CCMB/PUC-SP
  • Ricardo D'Ambrosio Colombo CCMB/PUC-SP
  • Ricardo Takeshi Takahashi CCMB/PUC-SP
  • Saul Gun PUC-SP

Keywords:

urethral stricture, urethral diseases, retrospective studies.

Abstract

ABSTRACT Aim: restrospective analysis of patients who went through the urethra dilation program in the Sorocaba´s Conjunto Hospitalar, taking into account the urethra estenose main localizations and their specific causes and prevalence. The program spanned from February 2002 to April 2005. Subjects and Methods: this work was possible through a retrospective study from medical prontuaries and cadastral records from the urethral dilation´s program performed on 115 patients who entered into the program starting February 2002 up to April 2005. Outcomes: in this study the average age of urthrostenosis patients were made known were: meatus with 31 occurrences (25.8%); prostatic urethra, 23 occurrences (19.1%); colon, 22 occurrences (18.33%); navicular fossa, 21 occurrences (17.5%); bulbous urethra, 13 occurrences (10.8%); penile urethra, 6 occurrences (5%) and female urethra 4 occurrences (3.33%).

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Author Biographies

Marcelo Cabral Lamy de Miranda, CCMB/PUC-SP

Residente em Urologia CCMB/PUC-SP

Ricardo D'Ambrosio Colombo, CCMB/PUC-SP

Residente em Urologia CCMB/PUC-SP

Ricardo Takeshi Takahashi, CCMB/PUC-SP

Residente em Urologia CCMB/PUC-SP

Saul Gun, PUC-SP

Professor do Depto. de Cirurgia CCMB/PUC-SP

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Miranda MCL de, Colombo RD, Takahashi RT, Gun S. Correlation between etiology and localization of the erethrostenosis retrospective study on patients researched in the CHS. Rev. Fac. Ciênc. Méd. Sorocaba [Internet]. 2008Jul.1 [cited 2024Sep.7];10(2):16-9. Available from: https://revistas.pucsp.br/index.php/RFCMS/article/view/810

Issue

Vol. 10 No. 2 (2008)

Section

Original Article

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