Postoperative anatrophic XXXX .

@entity1 @entity8 @entity548 @entity7115 @entity439 @entity2548
We reviewed 530 @entity1 treated with anatrophic nephrolithotomy during a 14.5-year period. Significant postoperative @entity8 occurred in 34 cases (6.4 per cent). The average postoperative blood transfusion requirement in this group was 5,279 cc. @entity548 @entity1 were significantly older and they had worse renal function compared to the nonbleeding group. If @entity548 did not begin immediately it usually started 5 to 8 days postoperatively. @entity548 were identified in 6 @entity1 and correction allowed nonoperative management in 4. Epsilon @entity7115 was helpful only in the treatment of @entity1 with slow, lower @entity548 . Eight @entity1 required 9 open renal explorations to control @entity548 . Two @entity2548 and 1 false @entity439 were identified. An attempt at angiographic embolization of an @entity2548 was unsuccessful. Only 1 @entity1 required a nephrectomy (1 of 34 or 2.9 per cent) and there was no mortality. A treatment plan for this complication is described.
