Continuing Care, University of Luton. an estimated two million passed each year in the UK
(Henry 1992). Female nurses in the last decade have been encouraged to undertake this …

Objective To evaluate the incidence and probability of recovery of erectile dysfunction after
different types of one-stage urethroplasties for anterior urethral stricture disease. Methods …

Objective To examine the feasibility of inserting ureteric catheters (before retrograde
ureterography) and JJ ureteric stents (both traditionally performed under general …

Objective To determine the symptoms of and factors predicting the tolerance to double‐
pigtail ureteric stents, and the development of tolerance with time. Patients and methods The …

Purpose Stent omission after routine ureteroscopy (rtURS) is accepted by current guidelines
and may result in decreased patient morbidity and treatment costs. In a value-based …

Introduction We developed a method for ureteral stent removal in female patients that
requires no cystoscopy or fluoroscopic guidance using a crochet hook. In addition, we also …

We investigated whether use of the Double-J ureteral stent causes untoward symptoms and
complications. Of 20 patients evaluated by questionnaire 18 suffered 1 or more symptoms in …

Ureteric stents are one of the most crucial tools used for various clinical conditions in the
urological field. Placement of a ureteric stent, for short‐or long‐term use, remains one of the …

There is a paucity of published literature on the andrological consequences of urethral
repair. Until recently authors have focused mainly on technical aspects and objective results …

PURPOSE: Foregoing ureteral stents following ureteroscopy for urinary calculi is an
evolving practice. Randomized trials support stent omission in select cases though …