Fluoroscopy Is Essential in Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery

Table 2

Operative complications and stone-free data of the patients.

		Group 1	Group 2	value
Operation time (min.)		52.35 (±13.16)	50.58 (±12.56)	0.28
Scopy time (sc.)		0	24.29
Postoperative hospitalization (days)		1.16 (±0.24)	1.22 (±025)	0.11
Complications		27 (%5.3)	6 (%5.5)	0.17
Degree 1-2	Use of antiemetics, antipyretics, analgesics, and so on	14 (%2.7)	2 (%0.2)	0.19
	Fever	3 (%0.5)	1 (%0.9)	0.15
Degree 3a	Hematoma, ürinoma	2 (%0.4)	0
	Low-grade ureteral injury	2 (%0.4)	1 (%0.9)	0.09
	Nephrostomy insertion	1 (%0.2)	1 (%0.9)	0.08
	Installing postoperative DJS	1 (%0.2)	0	1.00
Degree 3b	URS again (due to ureteral stone)	1 (%0.2)	0	1.00
	Foreign body in the ureter (guide wire)	1 (%0.2)	0	1.00
Degree 4	Intensive care follow-up due to sepsis	1 (%0.2)	1 (%0.9)	0.19
Degree 5	Ex	1 (%0.2)	0
Stone-free rate (SFR)		413 (%82)	93 (%86)	0.12
Installing postoperative DJS		110 (%21)	26 (%24)	0.13