Physical methods of rehabilitation of patients with chronic pyelonephritis

Urolithiasis (ICD) ranks third among diseases of the urinary system in terms of prevalence after infectious lesions and diseases of the prostate gland, while the number of cases is progressively increasing [1]. The most frequent and serious complication of ICD is chronic pyelonephritis, surgical intervention in secondary chronic pyelonephritis is required in 20-27% of patients, and the frequency of postoperative complications, according to various authors, varies in a wide range - from 9% to 34.8% of patients [2-4]. About 80% of postoperative complications correspond to categories I-II according to the Clavien-Dindo classification and do not require any additional treatment, however, the most serious complications include bleeding and sepsis (up to the development of septic shock and death)