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Description:

1 supine PCNL, 1 ECIRS, 1 RIRS AND 1 URS for urolithiasis have been carried out uneventfully.
Picture 1: Axial CT scan of the 1st patient (left supine tubeless PCNL): a 3.5 cm renal stone resistant to alkalinization (HU 550) is showed in the left renal pelvis.
Picture 2: Axial CT scan of the 2nd patient (left ECIRS): 2 renal stones in the lower and middle calyx (HU 900) are showed in the right kidney in a patient with recurrent UTIs, who previously underwent several ESWL treatments in another hospital.
Picture 3: Axial CT scan of the 3rd patient (left RIRS): a 1.5 cm renal stone (HU 1400) in the left renal pelvis is showed in a patient with horseshoe kidney who previously underwent ESWL and pyelolithotomy in another hospital.
Picture 4: Axial CT scan of the 4th patient (left URS): a 1 cm left renal stone (HU 800) at the UPJ is showed in a patient with recurrent renal colics.

Participants:

Mr. Alaiyi West, Consultant Urological Surgeon, James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough(UK)
Mr. Jalil Rozh, Urologist Specialist Registrar, Wexham Park Hospital and Honorary Clinical Research Fellow at Imperial College, London (UK)
Dr. Piotr Jarecki, Head of Urology Dept 7th Naval Military Hospital, Gdansk, (Poland)
Dr. Radoslaw Brunowicz, Consultant Urological Surgeon, 7th Naval Military Hospital, Gdansk (Poland)

Together with:

Mr Luca Lamberti, Sales Representative, Cook, Italy
Mr. Paolo Cantù, Sales Manager, Karl Storz Italy