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Ganpule AP et al. – Few studies published to date report suboptimal stone clearance rates with the advantages of shorter hospital stay and less blood loss. The currently available literature is not sufficient because of mostly retrospective studies, fewer patient accrual, and paucity of staghorn cases. Proper prospective studies with head–on comparisons are needed to prove or disprove the advantages and disadvantages of either approach.

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