Research Article

Solo Sonographically Guided PCNL under Spinal Anesthesia: Defining Predictors of Success

Table 2

Data of patients regarding their residual stone status in early postoperative imaging, excluding eight failed operations.

Significant residue value
No (105)Yes (26)

Age (years)50 ± 1441 ± 120.002
BMI (Kg/m)27 ± 427 ± 50.67
Gender
 Male6480.0%1620.0%0.95
 Female4180.4%1019.6%
History of open surgery
 No9181.3%2118.8%0.44
 Yes1473.7%526.3%
History of PCNL
 No9380.2%2319.8%0.98
 Yes1280.0%320.0%
History of SWL
 No6278.5%1721.5%0.33
 Yes1090.9%19.1%
Side
 Right3981.3%918.8%0.75
 Left6078.9%1621.1%
Hydronephrosis
 No5984.3%1115.7%0.25
 Yes3876.0%1224.0%
Stone area (mm2)469 ± 372696 ± 3630.007
Stone area subgroup
 A (≤30 mm2)00.0%00.0%0.002
 B (31–300 mm2)3297.0%13.0%
 C (301–700 mm2)5380.3%1319.7%
 D (>701 mm2)1961.3%1238.7%
The calyx accessed to
 Inferior6083.3%1216.7%0.72
 Middle3177.5%922.5%
 Superior1173.3%426.7%
 Pelvis1100.0%00.0%
Situation of the Amplatz sheath in the beginning of nephroscopy
 Out of the system3368.8%1531.3%0.03
 In the system6587.8%912.2%
 Over (passed the system)685.7%114.3%

Data are presented as mean ± standard deviation or count and row percent.
Significant.