20 years old male patient, who underwent several ESWLs. U | Figure 1
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Patient Details: 20 years old male patient, who underwent several ESWLs.
Urine test: neg. Blood test: normal kidney function.
Procedure: We performed a low-dose CT scan.
Questions for Discussion:
- What do you think where the stone/s are?
- How could you locate the exact place of the stone/s?
- What type of surgical procedure would you prefer in this case?
- Do you have any authors' name for such cases?
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