@BelloteMateus Unfortunately, some doctors don’t want to treat complex staghorn stones and suggest observation. Some years later a situation is the same as on the picture #UroSoMe
BN8: After “100 T&T” in 18 months, a new section for 2019: T&TV: for “Tips and Tricks Video”. Small Video Clip to illustrate T&T. Coming soon...!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL OF YOU
T&T99: When placing patient for RIRS, In case of VERTICAL incision (scar) in Iliac (inguinal)region, think about possible Vascular Surgery with vascular Bypass. Dont flex the legs, keep them HORIZONTAL! For male patient, flexible cystoscope is useful. See JEndoUrol 2016, Emiliani
ECIRS in patient with sarcoidosis. CaOxDi stones due to hypercalciuria. Multiple lymphadenopathy in CT. A case in which the stone disease leads to diagnose other diseases. @oangerri@koey_kana@FPuigvert
Dr. Clayman using the first wireless laparoscopic camera system in lab today! Endockscope concept using standard Apple AirPlay and total cost of entire optical system on screen ($50)! Go UCI lab team innovation!!!
Unexpected source of urinary citrate 🥥
Our study showed Coconut water consumption ⬆️ urinary potassium (129%), chloride (37%), and citrate (29%) in nonstone forming individuals without altering the urine pH.
https://t.co/FSTRC6yt7D
@rpatel26@jaimelandmanuci@RalphVClayman
I think one of the important points is that we need to do metabolic evaluation of our patients to identify those who can benefit from these stone preventing meds.
What’s the best way to popcorn? 1. Smaller calyx better than large 2. Keep fiber as close to stone as possible 3. Higher Hz - 40w better than 20w. Read the paper for free https://t.co/vqee6EQn1F @willrobe1@Aldoukhi_Ali@UMichUrology@urogoldjournal
Patients with horseshoe kidneys often pose a challenge for physicians who prefer supine PCNL. Now on #StoneSmart, @VicentiniUro shares a case of a patient with three stones who had failed PCNL treatments twice previously. View now: https://t.co/OzHjfBsNN9