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Bilateral Stent Migration: A Rare Case Report

Sanjay P. Dhangar, B704, Aster Trinity, Sai baba nagar, Survey no 62, Kondhwa Khurd, Pune – 411048, Maharashtra, India. , Sanjay Prakash Dhangar* , Rahul Khanna** , Vipin Aatram**

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Urology, Nephrology and Andrology International 2(1):p 45-47, . | DOI:
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Double pigtail (DJ) ureteral stents are used to prevent ureteral obstruction and allow easy passage of urine. Stent migration is a well recognized complication of stents, but migration into the renal pelvis is rarely documented. We present a case of simultaneous proximal and distal migration of a stent and discuss briefly, the etiological factors for the phenomenon and associated problems in management.

Keywords: Stent Migration; Percutaneous Nephrostomy; Stent Complication.

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  • Sanjay P. Dhangar, B704, Aster Trinity, Sai baba nagar, Survey no 62, Kondhwa Khurd, Pune – 411048, Maharashtra, India.
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  • Sanjay Prakash Dhangar*
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  • Rahul Khanna**
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  • Vipin Aatram**
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