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See Latest ArticlesPercutaneous Nephrolithotomy Can Be Safely Performed in the High-risk Patient
Urology, 09/29/09
Patel SR et al. –The authors aim to determine whether percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) can be safely performed in the high–risk patient. PCNL can be safely performed in the high–risk preoperative patient population.
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