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Ghani KR et al. – Successful percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) relies on appropriate preoperative planning and optimal percutaneous access. CT has now become the standard imaging tool for PCNL. The authors describe the technique for gaining access using CT, a valuable method in the difficult collecting system.

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