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See Latest ArticlesPredictive Role of Renal Resistance Indices in the Extracorporeal Shock-Wave Lithotripsy Outcome of Ureteral Stones
UroToday International Journal, 04/03/09
Juan YS et al. - Intrarenal resistance indices represent the integration of arterial compliance, pulsatility, and peripheral resistance. Higher pre-ESWL resistance indices correlate with lower ESWL treatment success rates. Doppler US performed before ESWL treatment can therefore aid in making a correct clinical decision.
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