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Vejdani K et al. - The antiretropulsion element of the Accordion was most laser-resistant, and both the Accordion and Stone Cone antiretropulsion elements were more laser-resistant than the NTrap. The carrying catheters of the Stone Cone and NTrap had similar laser resistance, and both were more laser-resistant than the Accordion. Urologists should be mindful of structural characteristics when using these devices.

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