[PDF] Top 20 Evaluation of prognostic factors in posterior urethral valve.

... A common concern of pediatricians managing the patient with PUV is the persistence of severe hydroureteronephrosis after valve ablation. 17 Frequently, this is interpreted as evidence of ureterovesical junction ... See full document

... 1). MERI score as a numeric value correlates to severity and prognosis of disease (Table 2). Patients with the severe septal deviation and inferior turbinate hypertrophy and who didn’t back to follow up were excluded ... See full document

... of prognostic factors from native patients is ...various factors influencing survival in our group of patients, which constituted an unselected series of consecutive patients who underwent craniotomy ... See full document

... Abstract. Purpose: For stage I-II colon cancer a significant number (5%-25%) of patients has recurrent disease within 5 years. There is need to identify these high-risk patients as they might benefit from additional ... See full document

... A classic WT is triphasic, with variable proportions of blastemal, stromal and epithelial components. Some WT are monophasic and have a highly aggressive biological behavior. Histological features in the nephrectomy ... See full document

... Appropriate evaluation and successful management is of utmost importance and is the yardstick for the quality of neonatal ...associated factors which add up to the considerable mortality and morbidity like ... See full document

... risk factors which are known to influence the outcome of bowel anastomosis particularly the occurrence of the anastomotic leak were observed and recorded including age, anaemia, hypoalbuminaemia, emergency ... See full document

... other factors contribute to morbidity and ...these factors which have been studied include age, GCS at admission, pupillary and brainstem reflexes, degree of mass effect and the state of basal cisterns on ... See full document

... patients. Prognostic factors derived from clinical, laboratory and pathologic data of colorectal cancer patients have been considered important and have been investigated in order to make a proper choice ... See full document

... mitral valve disease not experiencing cardiac death within 1 year for each combination of variable values for dogs receiving treatment with a potent diuretic at the time of ... See full document

... of posterior urethral valve has remained stable over some ...of posterior urethral valves in a tertiary care centre in Aba, ...ultrasound evaluation has significantly increased ... See full document

... of posterior urethral valve (PUV) underwent evaluation for vesicoureteral (VU) reflux; 17 boys had VU ...Following valve ablation, reflux disappeared in nine ...after valve ... See full document

... diagnostic evaluation; including ...the posterior hyaloid may also occur during the waiting period, making the excision of posterior cortical vitreous ... See full document

... Many tools have been proposed for assessing the quality of studies. Most tools are scales, involving scoring various components of quality and combining them to give a summary score. Alternatively a checklist can be ... See full document

... of posterior urethra on MCUG 3 months after fulguration and correlated these changes with the overall clinical status of the ...the posterior urethra and an increase in the dilatation of the anterior ... See full document

... to posterior urethral valves. However, postnatal evaluation has confirmed the lack of prenatal sonographic specificity with a num- ber of patients who had prune belly syndrome, ure- tero-pelvic ... See full document

... Kukreja RA et al in Nadiad (Muljibhai Patel Urological Hospital) studies retrospectively about 70 children with PUV over last 10yrs. Factors found to be statistically significant with a P value < 0.05 were age ... See full document

... several prognostic factors for progression to ESRD, such as the serum nadir creatinine level in the first year of life (SNC1), presence of VUR, age at presentation, severity of upper tract dilation, and ... See full document

... patient factors on renal damage in PUV patients and compared those who developed ESRD (Group 1) and those who did not (Group ...risk factors of renal dysfunction progression but recurrent febrile UTI (37% ... See full document

... basis of shape and wall of the bladder as well as the presence of reflux and diverticuli on cystograms taken during video- urodynamic studies. This had treatment and prognostic implications. Scores >2 were ... See full document