1. Percutaneous Stone Manipulation
P. Alken, G. Hutschenreiter, R. Günther, M. Marberger 
The Journal of Urology 
Volume 197, Issue 2, Pages S154-S157 (February 2017)
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2. Fig. 1
Case 5. IVP of 66-year-old patient shows calicectasis of left kidney owing to obstructing stone. Patient had contraindication to operation because of chronic pulmonary distress.
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3. Fig. 2
Case 5. A, plain film shows calculus in renal pelvis. B, J-guide wire passes stone after percutaneous puncture. C, anterograde pyelography shows already partially collapsed collecting system with 26F nephrostomy in place after dilation.
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4. Fig. 3
Case 5. Plain film and IVP 6 weeks after ultrasound disintegration of calcium oxalate calculus.
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5. Fig. 4
Case 2. A, plain film and anterograde pyelography in 66-year-old patient show huge pelvic stone and caliceal stones in solitary kidney after 4 operations for stone removal. Permanent nephrostomy was done because of loss of ureteral continuity. B, plain film and IVP 1 year after ultrasound disintegration of struvite/apatite stone show caliceal stones unchanged in size and position.
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6. Fig. 5
Case 4. A and B, plain film and IVP in 74-year-old patient show obstructing calculus of right kidney that caused septicemia owing to Proteus infection. C, tomography after percutaneous nephrostomy and dilation. D, tomography after ultrasound disintegration of struvite/apatite stone. E, IVP 3 months after procedure. Escherichia coli infection was present.
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