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Monitoring intrarenal pressure during ureteroscopy to make informed, clear decisions
The need for intrarenal pressure (IRP) monitoring
Fluid irrigation during flexible ureteroscopy is necessary to improve visibility and distention of the upper urinary tract. This can lead to elevated IRP with potential post-operative complications.
Complications of elevated IRP may include:
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The higher the IRP, the higher the concern for patient safety
Expert consensus on high intrarenal pressure during ureteroscopy: A pan-European Delphi panel.
In 2024, a Delphi panel of 11 physicians was conducted to help identify the patients most at risk of developing post-op complications due to high intrarenal pressures.
11 consensus statements were voted on, covering topics such as: