Horseshoe kidney: the impact of percutaneous surgery.

Salas, M; Gelet, A; Martin, X; Sanseverino, R; Viguier, J L; Dubernard, J M · Eur Urol · 1992

case_series · Level IV

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Abstract

Six patients with a stone disease and/or ureteropelvic junction obstruction in a horseshoe kidney underwent percutaneous surgery. No major complications were observed and only 1 patient presented residual fragments in the lower calyx 3 months after treatment. The special features of the use of percutaneous nephrolithotomy and endopyelotomy for this anomaly are described.

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