Аннотация:
Ureteral stents have a long history of use. Their main goal is to provide effective drainage of the upper urinary tract. Morbidity is mostly related to low biocompatibility of materials, from which stents are made. Since stent introduction, there have been many stages of evolution and modernization. However, there is a significant problem associated with their widespread use. Despite technological progress, stent-associated symptoms, incrustation, bacterial infection are the problems that still have to be resolved while creating an "ideal" stent. The continued development of new materials and coatings also will lead to the improvement of such an indispensable urological device as the ureteral stent.
Martov A.G.
Popov S.V.
Obidnyak V.M.
Gadjiev N.K.
Guseynov R.G.
Gorelov D.S.
Akopyan G.N.
Gadzhieva Z.K.
Spiridonov N.Y. N Yu
Petrov S.B.
Department of Urology and Andrology IPPO FMBC them. A.I. Burnazyana FMBA of Russia.
Department of Urology and Andrology, Medical Research Center, M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University.
GBUZ GKB named after DD Pletnev DZM, Moscow, Russian.
St. Petersburg Clinical Hospital named after St Luka, St-Petersburg, Russia.
endourology department of Pavlov State Medical University, Saint-Petersburg, Russia.
Institute for Urology and Reproductive Health, Sechenov University, Moscow, Russian.
medical clinic MedClub, Saint-Petersburg, Russia.
Design and materials for ureteral stents: past, present and future
Текст визуальный электронный
Urologiia (Moscow, Russia : 1999)
№ 2 С. 85-92
2020
Keyword: Ureteral stent
Stent design
Stent encrustation
Stent material
Статья
Stents E07.695.750
Стенты E07.695.750
Ureter A05.810.776
Мочеточник A05.810.776
Urinary Tract A05.810
Мочевая система A05.810
Journal Article V02.600
Журнальная статья V02.600
Ureteral stents have a long history of use. Their main goal is to provide effective drainage of the upper urinary tract. Morbidity is mostly related to low biocompatibility of materials, from which stents are made. Since stent introduction, there have been many stages of evolution and modernization. However, there is a significant problem associated with their widespread use. Despite technological progress, stent-associated symptoms, incrustation, bacterial infection are the problems that still have to be resolved while creating an "ideal" stent. The continued development of new materials and coatings also will lead to the improvement of such an indispensable urological device as the ureteral stent.