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Table 2 The oncological outcome, renal function, and complications of the patients

From: Long-term outcomes of total ureterectomy with ileal-ureteral substitution treatment for ureteral cancer: a single-center experience

Patient No.

F/u period (mo)

Time to recurrence (mo)

Site of recurrence

Pre-operative CKD stage (eGFR, mL/min)

Long-term CKD stage (eGFR, mL/min)

Early complications

Late complications

1

137

Nil

 

IV (22.94)

IV (21.27)

 

Metabolic acidosis

2

41

12

Bladder

III (39.51)

II (65.23)

Urine leakage

 

3a

157

Nil

 

II (80.06)

I (106.14)

Urine leakage

 

4a

167

Nil

 

III (58.26)

III (36.95)

Acute kidney injury

 

5a

81

Nil

 

IV (27.21)

V (10.88)

 

Recurrent UTI

Metabolic acidosis

6

141

23

Bladder

V (12.21)

H/D

Urine leakage

Acute kidney injury

Recurrent hematuria

7b

56

42

Upper tractc

IV (15.81)

III (32.26)

 

Recurrent UTI

8b

23

12

Bladder

III (51.47)

III (57.14)

UTI

 
  1. F/u follow-up, CKD chronic kidney disease, H/D Hemodialysis, UTI urinary tract infection, eGFR estimated glomerular filtration rate
  2. aPatients who are still alive
  3. bPatients who had distant metastasis during follow-up
  4. cUrothelial carcinoma recurrence was found over pelvic-ileal anastomosis