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Intraureteral lithrotripsy

Teichmann, H.H.

Der Urologe. Ausg. a 19(4): 231

1980


ISSN/ISBN: 0340-2592
PMID: 7414769
Document Number: 165482
In some cases it is possible to enter the ureter and inspect its lower part up to 4 inches using a 13,5 charr. sized childrens cystoscop. By use of a 5 charr. foreign body forceps small stones can be extracted and larger ones removed by lithotripsy. Own cases are reported.

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