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. 2020 May 29;9:184. Originally published 2020 Mar 12. [Version 2] doi: 10.12688/f1000research.22448.2

Table 1. Summary of the patient’s history of illness.

Time Initial condition Procedure Result
December
2015
KUB Imaging showed right staghorn
stone (45.7 × 59.3 × 27.5 mm);
Grade 3 hydronephrosis
RIRS and DJ stent insertion Multiple tiny stones along the right
urinary system from pelvio-calyces
to vesico-ureteral junction ( Figure 2)
April 2016 KUB imaging showed multiple tiny
stones along the right urinary system
from pelvio-calyces to vesico-ureteral
junction
Right URS; Right
nephrostomy; Right PCNL;
Insertion of a new DJ stent
A remaining radio opaque stone
with a diameter of 8 mm at the
ureteropelvic junction ( Figure 3a)
June 2016 KUB imaging showed an 8 mm radio
opaque stone
ESWL twice The stone size was decreased to 6 mm
( Figure 3b, c)
July 2016 KUB imaging showed a 6 mm radio
opaque stone
ESWL; DJ stent
replacement; Right laser
URS
Small residual stones at the right
kidney ( Figure 3d, e)
October
2016
A residual right nephrolithiasis ESWL; DJ stent removal A residual right nephrolithiasis
( Figure 3f)
January
2018
KUB imaging and CT urography
showed right nephrolithiasis
N/A Figure 3g
June 2019 CT urography showed right
nephrolithiasis
RIRS and DJ stent insertion Right DJ stent in situ; No residual
stone ( Figure 3h, i)
November
2019
Right DJ stent in situ; No residual
stone
DJ stent removal No stone was found on the final
KUB imaging ( Figure 3j)

CT, computed tomography; DJ, double J; ESWL, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy; KUB, kidney-ureter-bladder; PCNL, percutaneous nephrolithotomy; RIRS, retrograde intrarenal surgery; URS, Ureteroscopy.