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Drug therapy best reserved for aggressive stone disease
Pharmacotherapy for reducing risk of stone recurrence is best reserved for patients with more aggressive disease who are at higher risk for another stone-related event, reported Brett A. Johnson, MD, at the 2019 World Congress of Endourology in Abu Dhabi.
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Single-access PCNL feasible for first-line treatment of staghorn calculi
Single-access percutaneous nephrolithotomy can clear the vast majority of staghorn stones with minimal morbidity, according to Tim Large, MD.
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