The Journal of Urology · 1988 · 127 citations · 15 references
MedicineSurgeryUrologyPediatric SurgeryPediatric UrologyUrolithiasisLaser SurgeryPediatric UrolithiasisPediatric Urologic SurgeryUreteral InjuryUreteral SurgeryUrolithiasis SurgeryPulsed Dye Laser SurgeryPulsed Dye Laser TherapyRenal CalculiRigid UreteroscopyUreteral CalculiUreteroscopic SurgeryUreteroscopyUrinary Calculi
The standard treatment for ureteral calculi in children has been open surgical removal. Recently, we removed successfully a lower ureteral calculus in a young child with ureteroscopy and the pulsed dye laser. The improvements in smaller rigid and flexible ureteroscopes, in conjunction with lasertripsy, will expand its applications in the treatment of pediatric urolithiasis.
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