AUA 2014 - Stones

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#AUA14 - AUA Guideline: Medical management of kidney stones - Slide Presentation

#AUA14 - Renal percutaneous access with the Uro Dyna-CT - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - Direct endoscopic visualization with combined ultrasound guided access during percutaneous nephrolithotomy – a feasibility study and comparison to conventional cohort - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - Does hypertension impact 24-hour urine parameters in patients with nephrolithiasis? - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - A novel genetic model for studying uric acid stone disease - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - Stone prevention with medical management factors affecting compliance and adherence - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - Obese patients taking potassium citrate are less prone to calcium phosphate calculi than non-obese - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - High throughput genetic screening with Drosophila melanogaster identifies novel genes associated with stone formation - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - Do cystine parameters predict clinical stone activity - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - How useful is a negative preoperative urine dipstick analysis in predicting sepsis after percutaneous nephrolithotomy? - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - Pioneering ambulatory PCNL: The Canadian experience - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - Comparative analysis of stone composition and stone culture after percutaneous nephrolithotomy - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - Progress towards a practical protocol to minimize renal injury in extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - Does combination therapy with tamsulosin and tolterodine improve ureteral stent discomfort compared to monotherapy with tamsulosin? - a randomized controlled trial - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - Correlation between CT density, biochemical structure and microcomposition of urinary stones - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - Quality of life and urolithiasis: The patient-reported outcomes measurement information system (PROMIS) - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - A prospective, multi-institutional study of flexible ureteroscopy for proximal ureteral stones less than 2cm - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - Inappropriate antibiotic utilization for renal colic in the emergency room - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - Novel automated stone detection system to measure renal calculi with ultrasound - Session Highlights

#AUA14 - Safety, minimization and awareness radiation training (SMART) reduces fluoroscopy time during unilateral ureteroscopy - Session Highlights

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