Renal autotransplantation for XXXX and renovascular disorders.

@entity1 @entity8 @entity1698 @entity63 @entity5 @entity812 @entity12040 @entity439 @entity715 @entity811
BACKGROUND: Renal autotransplantation is an established therapy in cases of @entity8 , @entity5 of the kidney and @entity8 . It has been a significant technical innovation, aiding the urologist in his great effort to preserve renal function by conserving renal tissue. We report our experience with autotransplantation in 4 @entity1 . The indications, techniques, and results of renal autotransplantation in relation to our own experience are discussed. METHODS: The @entity1 included 3 @entity1 and one @entity1 . The average age of the @entity1 was 35 years old, with a range from 20 to 54 years. One @entity1 had @entity12040 , the second had Nutcracker syndrome with @entity812 and @entity811 , the third a complicated long @entity1698 , and the fourth @entity1 a renal @entity439 . RESULTS: The average operation time was 7 hours (4.5 to 8.5 hours), and the cold @entity63 time was about 88 minutes (45 to 150 minutes). Three of the autografts resumed normal renal perfusion, and in the fourth @entity1 the renal autograft was lost due to vascular @entity715 . CONCLUSION: Renal autotransplantation is a feasible method for the surgical treatment of @entity8 . To avoid postoperative ureteral sloughing and subsequent urinary fistulas, the ureter can be left intact to preserve the ureter blood supply. However, in the case of a complicated vascular reconstruction procedure, it appears to be appropriate to divide the ureter and have the kidney completely free, thus avoiding back-flow perfusion from the intrinsic and intercommunicating blood supply in the ureteral wall, which may result in vascular @entity715 and subsequent autograft failure.
