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What is a laparoscopic pyelolithotomy?
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Here it is...: a "mini-invasive" procedure to remove kidney stones by opening up renal pelvis under direct vision of telescope through 3-4 small openings of abdominal wall. More? Ask the laparoscopic surgeons.
Answered 10/13/2015
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