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Investigating ESWL success rate in the treatment of renal and ureteral stones in children.

Mohammad Javad SoleimaniHossein ShahrokhVahid Vahedi SorakiVahid FakharMohammad Ali GhaedBehzad Narouie
Published in: Urologia (2023)
According to the results of this study, it can be inferred that ESWL success rate was above 90% in the treatment of kidney and ureteral stones in children in such a way that with an ESWL session in patients who have been properly selected for this procedure, a success rate of about 62.5% will be available to remove any residual fragments, and nearly 28.5% have residual fragments with a diameter of smaller than 5 mm, which is basically hopeful for a high urinary passage. The present study shows that type and stone location are the factors contributing to the successful ESWL and shows the female gender and the presence of stone in the lower and middle calyx are the risk factors for the lower ESWL success rate.
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