Titlebook: Clinical Management of Urolithiasis; Thomas Knoll,Margaret S. Pearle Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Endoscopy.Metabolics

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Book 2013n of urinary calculi. These range from novel imaging procedures and medical expulsive therapy to interventional treatment options. The contemporary urologist should be familiar with and adept at implementing these new concepts and techniques. .Clinical Management of Urolithiasis. will serve as a pra

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,Dietary Stone Prevention: Opinion – High/Low Calcium Intake,udies have suggested that not only might dietary calcium restriction be ineffective in preventing recurrent calcium stones, but this measure has the potential to result in loss of bone mineral density.

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Ergebnisse eigener Untersuchungen,irreversible consequences, patients should be adequately informed that they are facing the risk of a heavy price in terms of human costs for treating a benign pathology such as urolithiasis by means of prone PNL. Therefore, considering safety from a wider point of view, in our opinion, supine PNL is preferable and advisable.

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,Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy: Opinion – Supine Position,irreversible consequences, patients should be adequately informed that they are facing the risk of a heavy price in terms of human costs for treating a benign pathology such as urolithiasis by means of prone PNL. Therefore, considering safety from a wider point of view, in our opinion, supine PNL is preferable and advisable.

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Book 2013dence-based recommendations regarding stone management, the book reflects the real-life experience of well-known international experts. Each chapter includes tables and algorithms that allow the reader easily to check the requirements for specific procedures and to translate them into clinical practice.   .

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Ergebnisse eigener Untersuchungen,lrotated, pelvic kidneys. A perfect percutaneous renal access is “key” to success. The choice of access may be fluoroscopic or ultrasound-guided. PNL in patients with chronic kidney disease requires strategic preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative planning.