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Choe CH et al. – The most appropriate sealant agent available is yet to be determined. The authors present a review of the contemporary literature on the use of hemostatic agents for tubeless PCNL. The authors have included a short video to demonstrate our technique for fibrin sealant application at the conclusion of a percutaneous stone surgery.

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