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I have reviewded the article and checked the article for any plagiarism as wel. The article is completely original and has high valuse scientific data.
Instead of saying- "A case is reported of bilateral pelvic endometriosis with bilateral ureteric strictures and bilateral hydroureteronephrosis", I would say A case report of pelvic endometriosis with bilateral uretric strictures and the mangement by antegrade utertric stenting is outlined.
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I am a radiologist with 17 years experience. My primary area of intrest is genito urinary imaging. I am an active member of royal college of radiologists, Radiological socieity of North America, Indian radiologists associations. I have been invovled in review of litrature and have worked as panelist in the past for RSNA.
I have mentored many young radiologists, and served as an associate professor in radiology, and as RCR tutor. I work as chair/ cheif radiologist at My hspital, and my / our work has been appreciated by augstine radiolgy bodies such as RSNA scieintific chair.
I have been invloved in about 20-30 publications and poster presentations in the last 3-4 years.
- How to cite: Sunder S .Review of literature for Bilateral antegrade stenting in pelvic endometriosis and uretric strictures[Review of the article 'Bilateral Antegrade Ureteric Stenting For Bilateral Ureteric Strictures And Endometriosis: A Case Report And Review Of The Literature ' by Bakir E].WebmedCentral 2011;2(3):WMCRW00601
The authors report their experience on one case of bilateral ureteral stenosis due to endometriosis.
In the case report they do not describe exactly the surgical technique to manage the endometriotic lesions. We do know that in the presence of an ovarian endometriosis there is an associated high rate of deep infiltrating lesions.
In the presence of ureteral stenosis, at least an ureterolysis should be performed to try to relieve the obstruction. When the ureterolysis is not effective, an ureteral reimplantation should be performed.
I thing this approach is useful but when the stenosis is very important, an ureteral resection should be performed and in this instance, the double J catheter can be placed by retrograde means.
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We are finishing two papers on this issue to try to clarify the indications os ureterolysis, ureteral segmentar resection, ureteral reimplantation and nephrectomy for ureteral stenosis/obstruction due to deep endometriotic lesions.