Renal Pelvic Urine Density for Early Prediction of Post-Decompression Systemic Inflammatory Response in Stone-Related Obstruction

Ali AYTEN; Oguzhan Cura; Mert Alp KAHRAMAN; Ferhat Berker; Mücahit Gelmiş; Burak Arslan

doi:10.1177/10962964261440869

April 7, 2026Surgical Infections

Renal Pelvic Urine Density for Early Prediction of Post-Decompression Systemic Inflammatory Response in Stone-Related Obstruction

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Key Points

To assess the effectiveness of renal pelvic urine density (RPUD) as a prognostic marker for systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) post-decompression.
Evaluated renal pelvic urine density in patients with stone-related obstruction.
Monitored systemic inflammatory response following decompression procedures.
Analyzed the correlation between RPUD and SIRS outcomes.
RPUD was identified as a strong prognostic marker for early SIRS prediction.
Higher RPUD values significantly correlated with increased risk of SIRS after decompression.

Implication

Research demonstrates renal pelvic urine density predicts early systemic inflammatory response in obstructive uropathy, indicating its clinical significance.

Abstract

RPUD is a strong and independent prognostic marker for the early prediction of SIRS after decompression in non-infectious obstructive uropathy associated with stones.

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AYTEN et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Renal Pelvic Urine Density for Early Prediction of Post-Decompression Systemic Inflammatory Response in Stone-Related Obstruction

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Renal Pelvic Urine Density for Early Prediction of Post-Decompression Systemic Inflammatory Response in Stone-Related Obstruction

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