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See Latest ArticlesThe Effect of Gastric Banding on Kidney Stone Disease
Urology, 08/25/09
Semins MJ et al. – Gastric banding is not associated with an increased risk for kidney stone disease or kidney stone surgery in the postoperative period. Additional long–term studies are required to confirm these findings.
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