POST OPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS OF PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY WITH RESPECT TO TUMOR LOCATION

Authors

  • Muhammad Shahzad Urology Deptt. Ayub Medical College, Abbottabad
  • Muhammad Nasir Jamil Urology, Ayub Medical College
  • Hamza Ashraf Urology Deptt. Ayub Medical College Abbottabad
  • Raja Asim Shafique Urology Deptt. Ayub Teaching Hospital Abbottabad
  • Muhammad Faridullah Thaimur Urology Deptt. Ayub Medical College Abbottabad
  • Ehsan ul Islam Urology Deptt. Ayub Medical College Abbottabad

Keywords:

Renal tumors, Nephron Sparing Surgery, Partial Nephrectomy, OPN, Radical Nephrectomy

Abstract

Background: Partial Nephrectomy has been the go-to approach for the treatment of small sized renal tumours for years now. Like any other surgical procedure, it is associated with post-operative complications. The study was aimed at determining the post-operative complications of open partial nephrectomy with respect to tumour location. Methods: This descriptive cross-sectional study was done on 45 patients as per inclusion criteria. The patients were managed as per department protocols and were observed for the development of immediate post-operative complications during hospital stays. RESULTS: Post-operative complications were observed in 4 (8.9%) patients and included haemorrhage (n=1; 2.2%) and urine leak (n=3; 6.7%). There was a statistically significant association between post-operative complications of partial nephrectomy and central tumour location (p=0.008, OR=14.52 and LR=5.70) and increased age (p=0.04, LR=5.40 and OR=8.90). Discussion: Increased age and tumour location may play a significant role in determining the likelihood of post-operative complications in patients who have undergone surgery for renal tumours.

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2023-08-21

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Vol. 35 No. 3 (2023): JOURNAL OF AYUB MEDICAL COLLEGE ABBOTTABAD

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