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Methods for Continuous IRP Monitoring in Patients With Urinary Stones

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Michelle Semins, MD,Seth Bechis, MD

Experts converse on the evolving methods for real-time intra-renal pressure monitoring, its benefits in improving surgical procedures, and the potential for future automated adjustments based on the monitored data.

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