Titlebook: Difficult Cases in Endourology; Ahmed M. Al-Kandari,Mahesh Desai,Arthur D. Smith Book 2013 Springer-Verlag London 2013 Andrology.Endourolo

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Difficulties in Instrumentation of Endourologic Procedures,f the major improvements occurred in the optics and their miniaturization. Subsequently, a thorough understanding of the important details of the instruments and disposables is essential in efficient endourologic surgery. In this chapter, the emphasis will be mostly related to ureteroscopy (URS) and

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Percutaneous Management of Calyceal Diverticula: An American Experience,w infundibula and fill retrogradely with urine. Some diverticuli remain asymptomatic over time, while others cause flank pain, hematuria, and recurrent urinary tract infections or develop calculi. While asymptomatic diverticula can be managed conservatively, symptomatic or stone-containing diverticu

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Managing Bleeding During Percutaneous Renal Surgery,surgery (PRS) has become a daily urological practice. The complications of PRS are specific for the procedure, and they include bleeding, injury to adjacent organs, and sepsis. Bleeding complications during or after PRS are the most dangerous and life-threatening of them. The reported incidence of b

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Visceral Complications of Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy (PCNL),opment in its technique in the ensuing years. Indications for PCNL have diminished with the appearance of extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) in the early years of 1980s, but then they gradually increased. Currently, the role of PCNL is mainly in the treatment of large, multiple, complex, a

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Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy (PCNL) in the Treatment of Stones Within Horseshoe Kidneys and in Patiial challenges in the management of stone disease..Horseshoe kidney is the most prevalent anomaly of renal fusion. It represents 0.25 % of the general population. The most common complications associated with horseshoe kidney necessitating surgical intervention are urolithiasis and ureteropelvic jun