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. 2017 Sep 22;5(2):94–100. doi: 10.1016/j.ajur.2017.09.002

Table 1.

Strictures after ureteroscopic treatment of ureter stones.

Study No. of patients Age (year) Stone size (mm)b Stone location
Impacted rate (%) Type of ureteroscopy Type of lithotripsy Ureters cope size (Fr) No. of stricture Mean follow-up (month) Incidence (%)
Proximal Middle Distal
Roberts et al., 1998 [8]a 21 41.6 10.3 3 8 10 100 R LL 7–10 5 7.0 23.81
Weizer et al., 2002 [9] 241 47.2 3–35 56 111 74 R/F LL 3 5.4 1.24
Brito et al., 2006 [10]a 42 23–72 5–20 9 12 21 100 R PL 8.5 6 6.0 14.29
El-Abd et al., 2014 [5] 1950 789 1161 R/F LL/PL 7.4–8.5 12 7.6 0.6
Adiyat et al., 2009 [11] 214 48.3 10.85 114 42 58 5.14 R/F LL 6–7.5 3 14.5 1.40
Binbay et al., 2011 [12]a 80 39.9 12 21 47 100 R LL/PL 8.5 1 15 1.25
de la Rosette et al., 2014 [3] 10 511 48.7 3101 2390 5020 27.2 R/F LL/PL/
UL/EL
36 0.30
Li et al., 2015 [13] 982 41.9 5–15 387 595 R LL/PL 7.5 29 12 2.95
Fam et al., 2015 [14] 64 21 15 28 100 R LL 6.5 5 7.0 7.81
Combined 14 105 4105 2986 7014 100 9.3 0.71
a

Series of patients with impacted stones; R, rigid ureteroscopy; F, flexible ureteroscopy; LL, laser lithotripsy; PL, pneumatic lithotripsy; UL, ultrasonic lithotripsy; EL, electrohydraulic lithotripsy; –,data deficient or not mentioned.

b

Data presented as mean or range.