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Analysis of Factors Contributing to Intermittent Catheterization Failure in Patients with Spinal Cord Injury and Corresponding Nursing Strategies
2026-04-09
Intermittent catheterization promotes the formation of a reflex bladder following spinal cord injury, thereby addressing urinary dysfunction in affected patients. However, this procedure is prone to failure due to a variety of clinical factors. Through syste...
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Get to Know an Important Tool in Urology — Ureteral Stent
2026-03-27
1. What is a ureteral stent?
A ureteral stent, also known as a Double-J stent (pigtail stent), is a thin and flexible tube. Although small in size, it plays an important role.
Drainage function:It maintains ureteral patency and drains urine from the ki...
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Ureteral Stent — What You Should Know
2026-03-27
1. What is a ureteral stent?
A ureteral stent is a hollow tube made of polymer materials and is widely used in clinical practice.
Because both ends are curled like the letter “J,” it is also called a Double J (D-J) stent, and due to its shape, ...
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Things to Remember About Indwelling Ureteral Stents!
2026-03-27
What is a ureteral stent?
A ureteral stent is widely used in clinical practice. It is a hollow tube made of polymer materials. Because both ends are curled and resemble the letter “J,” it is also called a “D-J” stent. As both ends lo...
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A Reliable Assistant in Urological Surgery — Ureteral Stent
2026-03-27
Why is a stent placed after stone surgery?
A ureteral stent (commonly known as a“Double J stent”) acts like a soft internal scaffold. Its main functions include:
Preventing postoperative edema: After surgery, the ureter may swell due to irritat...
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Why Is the DAXANMEND Hydrophilic Coated Catheter the "Ideal Partner" for Intermittent Catheterization?
2026-03-10
Recognized by the International Continence Society as the "gold standard" for managing neurogenic bladder and other voiding dysfunctions, IC does more than just drain urine. It helps maintain a low-pressure bladder environment, clears residual urine to eliminate bacterial breeding grounds, and ultimately protects upper urinary tract (kidney) function.
Bladder and Urinary Tract Infections
2026-03-09
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After a spinal cord injury, bladder infections are one of the most common health concerns. A bladder infection is also known as a urinary tract infection (UTI) because the bladder is part of the urinary tract. The urinary tract includes ...
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Tips for Managing Difficult Catheterization During Intermittent Catheterization
2026-03-09
Intermittent catheterization is considered the “gold standard” for managing neurogenic bladder dysfunction. Under normal circumstances, catheter insertion proceeds smoothly, but occasionally difficulties can arise. Understanding the causes, preve...
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Common Complications and Precautions After Ureteral Stent Placement
2026-03-09
Ureteral Stent (Double-J Stent) Placement
Ureteral stent placement, also known as “Double-J stent” insertion, is a common procedure in urology. It is used to relieve urinary tract obstruction, promote ureteral healing, or prepare for subsequent ...
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Meet the “Invisible Guardian” Inside the Ureter
2026-03-09
Don’t be fooled by this small tube that looks like a curled “pig’s tail.” In the hands of urologists, it is a critical medical tool. It relieves pressure on the kidney above and reconstructs the ureteral passage below. In cases of sto...
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