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Journal Scan / Research · May 29, 2014

Ureteroscopy More Effective Than SWL for Kidney Stones

JAMA Surgery

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Brian Matlaga MD, MPH

JAMA Surgery

Comparative Effectiveness of Shock Wave Lithotripsy and Ureteroscopy for Treating Patients With Kidney Stones

JAMA Surg 2014 May 16;[EPub Ahead of Print], CD Scales, JC Lai, AW Dick, JM Hanley, J van Meijgaard, CM Setodji, CS Saigal

Ureteroscopy More Effective Than SWL for Kidney Stones

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Comparative Effectiveness of Shock Wave Lithotripsy and Ureteroscopy for Treating Patients With Kidney Stones

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