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See Latest ArticlesLaser fragmentation of foreign bodies in the urinary tract: an in vitro study and clinical application
World Journal of Urology, 09/23/09
Bedke J et al. – Foreign objects in the urinary tract can be fragmented with a Holmium:YAG laser. When foreign bodies are too big for initial endoscopic extraction, the clinician should consider this technique as a reasonable and atraumatic option to avoid open surgery.
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