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preoperative abdominal pelvic computed tomography (CT) scan showing: A) the lower pole renal stone in the first case (arrow); B) the stone in the renal pelvis in the second case (arrow)
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Non-contrast abdomen pelvic CT scan showed the same diagnosis (Figure 1B).
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preoperative abdominal pelvic computed tomography (CT) scan showing: A) the lower pole renal stone in the first case (arrow); B) the stone in the renal pelvis in the second case (arrow)
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Non-contrast abdomen pelvic CT scan showed the same diagnosis (Figure 1B).
minimally invasive percutaneous nephrolithotomy with ultrasonography guidance showing: A) the J-tipped guidewire insertion into the aimed calyx (arrow); B) the rigid nephroscopy (arrow); C) the stone on the monitor (arrow); D) the removed stones
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The previous nephrostomy tube was left at the end of the procedure (Figure 2).