here's what they say i have wrong Listening/grammar-10 Spelling- 1 Formatting - 1 Punctuation- 8 OPERATIVE REPORT PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Right ureter calculus. POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Right distal ureter calculus. PROCEDURE PERFORMED: Cystoscopy right retrograde pyelogram, right ureteroscopy was stone basketing in placement of right ureteral catheter. ANETHESIA: General endotracheal. Specimens right ureteral calculus enter op to complications, none. PROCEDURE: The patient was placed in the lithotomy position; her groin region was prepped and draped in the usual sterile fashion. Urethra was lubricated, 22 French cystoscope was advanced in the bladder, the bladder cystotomy was normal. The right ureteral orifice had some mild adema around it, an 8 French acorn-tipped catheter was placed into the orifice and retrograde pyelogram was performed under fluoroscopy. A filling defect was noted in the distal ureter approximately 3-4 centimeters above the ureteral orifice. The 11.5 French ureteroscope was then obtained, 5 French angle-tipped ureteral catheter was passed through the ureteroscope, both were passed in the bladder under direct vision and the angle-tipped catheter was advanced into the distal right ureter, this scope was then inverted and passed into the right ureteral orifice. Scope was advanced through the submucosal tunnel into the ureter and was carefully manipulated approximately. A yellowish to somewhat irregular calculus was identified in the distal ureter and a Segura stone basket was then obtained, it was passed above the stone and then the stone was ingaged and removed. Repeat retrograde pyelogram was then performed, there was no evidence for residual filling defect, although there did appear to be some spasm with limited drainage of the right dysuria, because of this I passed the ureteroscope again to be certain there were no stone fragments obstructing, there were none, and then I placed the ureteral catheter up into the renal pelvis under cystoscope for control. A 18 French Foley catheter was then placed at the end of the case and both the ureteral catheter and Foley were hooked to the gravity drainage. That patient tolerated procedure well. She was then excavated and then transferred to the recovery room in stable condition.

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