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The use of the Double-J catheter has become routine in urology services in recent decades, being fundamental in the management of several pathologies of the urinary tract, but it is not free of complications. A feared evolution is the inlay of the catheter, directly related to its length of stay in the individual. In this context, it is of utmost importance to identify risk predictors and prevent cases of non-removed Double-J catheters. Method: This is a retrospective study that aims to analyze the demographic data of patients undergoing the passage of a Double-J catheter at the Urology Department of Santa Casa de São Paulo, in order to search for predictive data for the occurrence of Double-J not withdrawn, as well as to analyze failures in the procedures of patient recall. A total of 178 patients were analyzed and divided into Retired Group 167 and Non-Retired Group 11. Result: Two groups were compared according to the variables of sex, age, marital status, origin and indication. A statistically significant relationship was evidenced according to the origin of the patients, and those from the central region of São Paulo, residents of other municipalities and homeless patients showed a risk factor for the loss of outpatient follow-up. Conclusion: The double-J not removed is a multifactorial complication, which requires attention and systematic registration of cases, in order to enable an active search for patients at risk.

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Fatores de risco para perda no seguimento ambulatorial após passagem de cateter Duplo-J / Risk factors for loss in outpatient follow-up after passing a Double-J catheter