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Management of large renal stones with super-mini percutaneous nephrolithotomy: an international multicentre comparative study.

Yang LiuChao CaiAlbert AquinoShabir Al-MousawiXuepei ZhangSimon K S ChoongXiang HeXianming FanBin ChenJianhua FengXuhui ZhuAbdulla Al-NaimiHouping MaoHuilong TangDayong JinXiancheng LiFenghong CaoHua JiangYongfu LongWei ZhangGang WangZihao XuXin ZhangShanfeng YinGuohua Zeng
Published in: BJU international (2020)
Our data showed that SMP is an ideal treatment option for stones of <4 cm and is more efficacious for stones of 2-3 cm, with lesser postoperative fever, blood loss, and pain compared to Miniperc. SMP was less effective for stones of >4 cm, with a prolonged operating time.
Keyphrases
  • urinary tract
  • chronic pain
  • patients undergoing
  • clinical trial
  • pain management
  • study protocol
  • cross sectional
  • big data
  • neuropathic pain
  • ultrasound guided
  • combination therapy
  • postoperative pain