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MedicineNephrologyUrologyRenal PathophysiologyUrolithiasisUrologic SurgeryCalcium Stone DiseaseChronic Kidney DiseaseRenal DiseaseUrologic InterventionsRenal CalculiStaghorn Stone Classification
The American Urological Association Nephrolithiasis Clinical Guidelines Panel recommendations for managing struvite staghorn calculi are based on a comprehensive review of the treatment literature and meta-analysis of outcome data from the 110 pertinent articles containing viable, unduplicated data. The panel concluded that the 3 most significant outcome probabilities are those of being stone-free, undergoing secondary unplanned procedures and having associated complications. Panel guideline recommendations for most standard patients are that neither shock wave lithotripsy monotherapy nor open surgery should be a first-line treatment choice but that a combination of percutaneous stone removal and shock wave lithotripsy should be used.
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