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Spontaneous steinstrasse-a rare clinical case report. [PDF]
J Surg Case RepDimov N +3 more
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Predictive performance of Triple-D, Quadruple-D, and Mayo adhesive probability scores in ESWL for renal stones: a retrospective cohort study. [PDF]
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European Urology, 2000
To assess ESWL treatment of urolithiasis in patients with hemophilia, the frequency of hemorrhagic complications, and to determine the treatment outline.From 1991 to 1997, eleven patients with hemophilia were treated by ESWL for urolithiasis. Substitution of deficient coagulation factors was started on the day of treatment.
M, Czaplicki +8 more
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To assess ESWL treatment of urolithiasis in patients with hemophilia, the frequency of hemorrhagic complications, and to determine the treatment outline.From 1991 to 1997, eleven patients with hemophilia were treated by ESWL for urolithiasis. Substitution of deficient coagulation factors was started on the day of treatment.
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Urologia Journal, 1997
Between February 1988 and December 1995, 1563 consecutive patients who had never previously been treated for ureteral stones were admitted to our hospital: 1535 (98%) underwent primary ESWL (with Lithostar plus) with fractioned doses and 28 (2%) needed primary endosurgery. At present 1327 (87%) patients can be evaluated.
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Between February 1988 and December 1995, 1563 consecutive patients who had never previously been treated for ureteral stones were admitted to our hospital: 1535 (98%) underwent primary ESWL (with Lithostar plus) with fractioned doses and 28 (2%) needed primary endosurgery. At present 1327 (87%) patients can be evaluated.
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ESWL and Triple Fire Lithotripter
Urologia Journal, 2009The ideal lithotripter which all companies hope to achieve in the near future, should be characterized by high efficacy, low impact on the patient's sensitivity to pain and least detrimental action on the surrounding tissues. Yet, even the most modern technology seems to be still very far from achieving these goals.
P, Guiggi +4 more
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ESWL treatment of urinary calculi
Urology, 1989A total of 711 patients with symptomatic upper and lower urinary tract calculi underwent extracorporeal shock-wave lithotripsy (ESWL) at the Ohio Kidney Stone Center during the first six months. At follow-up 84 percent of the first 180 patients are stone-free. Retreatment was required for 2.8 percent of the patients with residual stone material. Thirty-
Drago, Joseph R. +7 more
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Urologia Journal, 1994
Some functions of the lithotriptor, like the targeting of the stone, the generation and synchronisation of shock waves, the recognition of errors in the system and printing of the description of the treatment, couldn't be done without a computerised control.
S. Cavalleri, M. Rahmati, D. Schiavone
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Some functions of the lithotriptor, like the targeting of the stone, the generation and synchronisation of shock waves, the recognition of errors in the system and printing of the description of the treatment, couldn't be done without a computerised control.
S. Cavalleri, M. Rahmati, D. Schiavone
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Actas urologicas espanolas, 1999
To the extent in which the "lithotripter" improves technically. SWEL experts provide different explanations to the failures of this technique. It will depend on the type of "lithotripter" as well as the calculus and its features (size, number, location, composition, obstruction, impact, absence of expansion chamber, presence of ureteral catheter, ...).
C, González Enguita +6 more
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To the extent in which the "lithotripter" improves technically. SWEL experts provide different explanations to the failures of this technique. It will depend on the type of "lithotripter" as well as the calculus and its features (size, number, location, composition, obstruction, impact, absence of expansion chamber, presence of ureteral catheter, ...).
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Renale Hämatome nach ESWL - Verlaufsbeobachtungen
Aktuelle Urologie, 1987Von Dezember 1983 bis Ende Oktober 1985 wurden bei 1257 Patienten insgesamt 1511 ESWL-Behandlungen durchgefuhrt. Bei 19 Patienten (1,5%) wurde ein ESWL-bedingtes renales Hamatom festgestellt (intrarenal 9, subkapsular 10). 17/19 wurden einmal behandelt (Einzelstoswellenzahl 500–1800, 2 Patienten zweimal (2900 bzw. 4200 ES).
W. von Waldthausen +3 more
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