Delayed diagnosis of Iatrogenic Ureteral Injury is associated with increased # of procedures for management but no difference in tube free rates (immediate repair: 14%; delayed 10%)
@NimaBaradaranMD@iamhkom@TashaPosidPhD@ICrescenze@OSU_Urology
https://t.co/dmWGEXBi9j
How has the opioid epidemic changed prescribing for acute renal colic? Among 1620 ED visits @OSU_Urology, prevalence of opioid use in ED and opioid prescription at discharge ⬇️, nonopioid use ↔️ during 2013-2018 @iamhkom @MSourialMD https://t.co/kpou54Cy0X
New Article Alert: "Trends in acute pain management for renal colic in the emergency department at a tertiary care academic medical center" by PGY5 @iamhkom and @MSourialMD 👏
Check it out: https://t.co/oUf1p3KHTy
@BodoKnudsen@TashaPosidPhD@JEndourology@OSUWexMed#research
New Article Alert:
Check it out: https://t.co/mGroHIPdQu
"The Impact of Ureteral Access Sheath Use on the Development of Abnormal Postoperative Upper Tract Imaging After Ureteroscopy" @JUrology@BodoKnudsen @MSourialMD @Geoff_Box@TashaPosidPhD@OSUWexMed#research
PGY4 Dr. Hal Kominsky and PGY3 Dr. Jenny Saluk present their research in the #endourology/stone disease poster session at @NCSAUA! Strong work! @JennySalukMD @BodoKnudsen @MSourialMD #NCS2019#research
Another #AUA2020 Virtual Abstract:
MP03-13: "Trends in analgesic prescribing for acute renal colic managed in the emergency department at a tertiary referral center" from PGY4 Dr. Hal Kominsky + @MSourialMD
https://t.co/Jbdo8JfA5J
#AUAVirtualSci#AUAVirtualExp