Increasing the size of ureteral access sheath during retrograde intrarenal surgery improves surgical efficiency without increasing complications

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RT @ChadTracyMD: @sbinhamrii @PEARLSendouro @PETRAurogroup @EndoEDGE13 In pre-stented ureters, larger access sheaths provide more efficient…

@sbinhamrii @PEARLSendouro @PETRAurogroup @EndoEDGE13 In pre-stented ureters, larger access sheaths provide more efficient stone removal with NO additional risk https://t.co/qISCOYnqor

RT @ryansteinbergmd: @SorensenMathew @nishanturo @VicentiniUro @sbinhamrii @PEARLSendouro @PETRAurogroup @EndoEDGE13 Agree that all sheaths…

@SorensenMathew @nishanturo @VicentiniUro @sbinhamrii @PEARLSendouro @PETRAurogroup @EndoEDGE13 Agree that all sheaths will ⬇️ intrarenal pressure and come with potential risk. But increased size can improve efficiency. @ChadTracyMD https://t.co/3LOlird…

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