St 106 Operations Of The Kidney

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CUTANEOUS URETEROSTOME

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PERMANENT DIVERSION OF THE FLOW OF URINE FROM THE KIDNEYS, VIA THE URETER, AWAY FROM THE BLADDER AND ONTO THE SKIN, USUALLY ON THE ABDOMEN

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FOLEY-Y PYELOURETEROPLASTY

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COMBINED CORRECTION OF A REDUNDANT RENAL PELVIS WITH RESECTION OF A STENOTIC AREA OF THE URETER

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HEMINEPHRECTOMY

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PARTIAL EXCISION OF THE KIDNEY

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LITHOLAPAXY (LITHOTRIPSY)

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CLOSED PROCEDURE IN WHICH BLADDER CALCUI ARE CRUSHED AND REMOVED THROUGH THE URETHRA

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NEPHRECTOMY

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REMOVAL OF A KIDNEY TO TREAT SOME CONGENITAL ABNORMALITIES, TUMORS, DISEASES, OR INJURIES TO THE KIDNEY; ALSO PREFORMED PRIOR TO A TRANSPLANT

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NEPHROLITHOTOMY

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REMOVAL OF A LARGE INTACT STONE OR EXPLORATION OF A CALYX WHERE A SMALL STONE OR REAGMENT HAS SLIPPED

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NEPHROSCOPY

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DIRECT VISUALIZATION OF THE INTERIPR OF THE KIDNEY BY MEANS OF A NEPHROSCOPE

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NEPHROTOMY

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INCISION INTO THE KIDNEY

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NEPHROURETERECTOMY

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REMOVALOF A KIDNEY AND THE ENTIRE URETER THAT DRAINS IT

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PYELOPLASTY

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RECONTRUCTION OF THE RENAL PELVIS

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PYELOSTOMY

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INCISION INTO THE RENAL PELVIS FOR TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT DIVERSION OF URINE

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PYELOTOMY

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INCISION INTO THE RENAL PELVIS

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RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY

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EXCISION OF KIDNEY, PERIRENAL FAT, ADRENAL GLAND, GEROTA'S CAPSULE, AND INVOLVED PERIAORTIC LYMPH NODES

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URETERECTOMY

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COMPLETE REMOVAL OF THE URETER

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URETEROILEOSTOMY (ILEAL CONDUIT)

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DIVERSION OF THE URETER INTO A SEGMENT OF THE ILEUM

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URETERONEOCYSTOSCOPY

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DIVERSION OF THE URETER FROM THE BLADDER AND REIMPLANTATION OF THE URETER INTO THE BLADDER AT ANOTHER SITE TO TREAT URINARY REFLUX OR PROFORMED IN CONJUNCTION WITH PARTIAL CYSTECTOMY

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URETEROPLASTY

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RECONSTRUCTION OF THE URETER

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URETEROSIGMOIDOSTOMY

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DIVERSION OF THE URETER INTO A SEGMENTBOF THE SIGMOID COLON

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URETEROSTOMY

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OPENING THE URETER FOR CONTINUED DRAINAGE FROM IT INTO ANOTHER PART

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URETEROURETEROSTOMY

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DIVISION OF THE URETER AND RECONSTRUCTION IN CONTINUITY WITH ANOTHER URETERAL SEGMENT

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LUMBAR OR SIMPLE FLANK INCISION

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WITH PATIENT IN LATERAL POSTION, SURGEON BEGINS INCISION AT THE COSTOVERTEBRAL ANGLE, AND RUNNING PARALLEL TO THE TWELTH RIB, EXTENDS IT FORWARD AND DOWNWARD IN THE ILIAC CREST AND THE THORAX

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NAGAMATSU INCISION

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MODIFICATION OF THE SIMPLE FLANK INCISION (WITH PATIENT IN LATERAL POSTION) MADE OVER THE ELEVENTH RIBS, REMOVING A SECTION OF EACH

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THORACOABDONIMINAL INCISION

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WITH PATIENT IN LATERAL POSTION, THE TENTH AND ELEVENTH RIBS ARE REMOVED, AND THE CHEST CAVITY IS OPENED, COLLAPSING THE LUNG; RIB SPREADERS, APPROXIMATORS, AND CHEST DRAINAGE ARE REQUIRED