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Editor, I read the recent case report by Shen et al. [1] with a great interest. Shen et al. [1] mentioned that they successfully treated the acute renal failure due to an upper ureteral stone and endoscopic surgery. Indeed, the acute renal failure due to an upper ureteral stone is not a surprising condition. The important point for this condition is the diagnosis. The most non-invasive diagnostic approach should be selected. Recently, Elwagdy et al. [2] noted that the 3D US methods in case of obstructive uropathy have proved to be useful as an easy, mobile and non-invasive diagnostic tool. Focusing on management, removal of obstruction is the requirement for solving of the renal failure problem. In this case [1], the use of minimally invasive surgery, endoscopic approach can be successful. This finding can add to the recent evidence that the endoscopic technique, retrograde and/or antegrade, can bring complete recovery of acute renal failure due to foreign body obstruction of kidney [3].

Acute renal failure due to an upper ureteral stone and endoscopic surgery