K Purohit's research while affiliated with University of Cambridge and other places
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Publications (2)
Introduction
Young adult hip pain is increasingly recognized as an early warning sign for development of debilitating arthritis later in life. Two common causes for young adult hip pain are femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) and dysplasia. Yet, no universal referral pathway exists in the UK for young patients experiencing hip pain. Our aim was to i...
Lay Summary
During a kidney transplant, a plastic tube (stent) is placed in the ureter, connecting the new kidney to the bladder, in order to keep the new join open during the initial phase of transplantation. The stent is then removed after a few weeks via a camera procedure (cystoscopy), as it is no longer needed. The present study compared perfo...
Citations
... Our results can be used for cases in which the transplant ureter cannot be shortened further during the operation due to anatomical reasons. In these cases an individual risk prediction can be performed on the basis of the intraoperative perfusion assessment with the aim to facilitate postoperative management: In patients with a decreased intraoperative ICG ingress at the proximal ureter and/or the manifestation of further risk factors, prolonged ureteric stenting could possibly be beneficial in terms of preventing the manifestation of urinary leaks or stenosis, especially considering that outpatient ureteric stent removal is a procedure which can be performed safely [43]. ...
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