Search for: [Abstract = "rred in 3 patients in the CG. Five patients had grade 3 complications \(2 needed replacement of CAD, and 3 had diversion of the upper tract\). Those problems occurred in 1\/10 patients with LUTS and 3\/11 patients with a\-LUTA compared to 1\/33 in the CG. This difference was statistically significant \(p<0.05\). Study 2\: Management of crossing vessels in children and adults\: a mulit\-center experience with the transperitoneal laparoscopic approach. Material and Methods\: The data from 3 departments were reviewed. The inclusion criteria were\: 1\) a transperitoneal laparoscopic approach\; 2\) dismembered pyeloplasty\; and 3\) the same operating paediatric urologist \(RC\) or urologist \(TS\)\; 4\) postoperative internal drainage – DJ stent. In the case of crossing vessels \(CVs\), pyeloplasty with vessels transposition or pyeloplasty with cephalad translocation of CVs was performed. Forty\-eight children and 41 adults met these criteria. Patients were divided into 4 groups\: children with \(group 1A\) and without \(group 1B\) CVs and adults with \(group 2A\) and without \(group 2B\) CVs. Any surgical re\-intervention at the uretero\-pelvic junction was defined as failure. Fisher’s exact test was used for the statistical analysis. Results\: The overall re\-intervention rate was 3\/48 \(6.25%\) in children and 2\/41 \(4.9%\) in adults \(p>0.05\), and involved the following\: 4 endopyelotomies and 1 re\-do pyeloplasty. CVs wer"]

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