Here are some...: To many, ESWL or laser for urinary stones may portray a hope like a magic, but not as reflected in their success as time-tested. Back in 1980-90s, ESWL was "king"; over the past 20+s years, the tide of popularity reversed, but yet to depend on professional expertise and facility availability. If stone <1.25 cm, I would use laser breaking via ureter to kidney; if bigger, remove it via a puncture...
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