Intrarenal pressures remain low with placement of a dual lumen catheter for retrograde irrigation to induce renal hypothermia
Autor: | Gregory C. Mitchell, Philip J. Dorsey, Jan Colli, Benjamin R. Lee, K. Cotter |
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Rok vydání: | 2012 |
Předmět: |
Nephrology
medicine.medical_specialty Catheters Swine Urology medicine.medical_treatment Lumen (anatomy) Sodium Chloride Collection system Kidney Hypothermia Induced Internal medicine medicine Pressure Animals Therapeutic Irrigation business.industry Cold Ischemia Hypothermia Nephrectomy Surgery Catheter Anesthesia medicine.symptom business |
Zdroj: | International urology and nephrology. 44(5) |
ISSN: | 1573-2584 |
Popis: | To determine whether placement of a 10 French dual lumen catheter produces a low-pressure collecting system during retrograde irrigation to induce renal hypothermia. Indication for the study is as a potential adjunct for partial nephrectomy.Ex vivo porcine kidneys underwent harvest, and a ureteral catheter (either single lumen or dual lumen) was placed in the ureter within the renal pelvis. Pressure measurements (n = 1,080) were recorded at 1-s intervals. Irrigant flow rates were initiated at gravity and subsequently increased at 10 cc/min increments to a maximum of 100 cc/min.During retrograde infusion without a dual lumen catheter, every 10 cc/min rate increase resulted in an 8 cm H(2)O rise in intrarenal pressure. The maximum flow rate obtained was 20 cc/min before urinary extravasation or intrarenal drainage occurred. Maximum pressure obtained before urinary extravasation or collecting system perforation was 16 cm H(2)O. Placement of a dual lumen catheter within the renal pelvis allowed intrarenal pressures to remain less than 5 cm H(2)O (when infusion rates80 cc/min). The maximum flow rate while maintaining pressures20 cm H(2)O was 90 cc/min. Flow rates above 100 cc/min resulted in urinary extravasation. The maximal flow rate that is safe for collecting systems with a dual lumen catheter is 80 cc/min, and without a dual lumen catheter rates greater than 20 cc/min resulted in collecting system perforations.Using an ex vivo porcine model, application of a 10 French ureteral dual lumen catheter produced adequate retrograde drainage that resulted in low intrarenal pressures at high infusion rates (up to 80 cc/min). |
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