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Ureteroscopy for Ureterolithiasis with Sedation Only
European Urology, 1995We examined the feasibility of performing ureteroscopy under sedation only. Twenty-eight ureteroscopies performed with sedation only were compared to 18 performed in an operating room setting. Durability towards the procedure was good in 86% of the cases. Stone-free rates were 42 and 72%, respectively.
A, Zisman, Y I, Siegel, A, Lindner
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Rowatinex for the treatment of ureterolithiasis.
Journal d'urologie, 1992A prospective, randomized, double-blind study was performed on 87 patients with ureterolithiasis, assessing the effect of the essential oil preparation Rowatinex (Rowa Pharmaceuticals, Ireland) for the treatment of ureterolithiasis. Forty-three patients were treated with Rowatinex and 44 patients with placebo.
D, Engelstein, E, Kahan, C, Servadio
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Idiopathic Ureterolithiasis in a Renal Transplant Patient
Journal of Urology, 1976Only 9 cases of ureteral stone formation in renal transplant recipients have been reported previously. The majority of these occurred in association with hyperparathyroidism. We herein describe a case in which a ureteral calculus caused partial obstruction within 3 months in a euparathyroid recipient of a living related renal transplant.
S, Shackford +3 more
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Ureterolithiasis and Creatine Kinase
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1989Excerpt To The Editor:I have been unable to find any reported association of acute elevation of creatine kinase with the passage of a renal stone.
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[Ureteroscopy in the treatment of ureterolithiasis].
Rozhledy v chirurgii : mesicnik Ceskoslovenske chirurgicke spolecnosti, 1993After establishment of endourological methods at our University Urological Department we have treated 36 ureteral stones in 34 patients since January 91 until April 92. Through retrograde (23) and antegrade (13) access we have successfully treated almost all calculi with the exception of one (where we hadn't been able to pass through reimplanted ...
D, Pacík +3 more
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The Effect of Alpha-Blockade in Emergency Department Patients with Ureterolithiasis
Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2010Erik Kulstad
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