This is dedicated to some urologists who (incredibly) still suggest just followup in case of asymptomatic staghorn stones …. If u don’t treat them, Sooner or later this is how it gonna end up! An earlier #PCNL would have been much better! #ETCE
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@Mohamedendourol@adeelanwaar3 First thing is to identify that the scope- usually the semi-rigid is trapped!
You would notice entrance is tight and with 'unnatural' resistance.
Extraction becomes difficult.
Coming out ...... The tug is resistant, you may even notice a gentle stretch.
Being gentle is wisdom!
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BN106: regarding BN105.Some more comment to be very clear: LASER safety for Ureter is: LOW Power AND Low Frequency TOGETHER! It’s not because you are using LowEnergy that you can use HighFrequency. Into the URETER you MUST go Slow(=Low Frequency!!!) whatever the Energy you use!