
|Articles|July 1, 2003
Stone progression preventable in private practice
Author(s)Tim Snider
Chicago-A private practice setting can be just as successful with renal stone prevention as a larger academic setting, according to research presented at the AUA annual meeting here. And, if treatment is needed later, a patient can be counseled about options following an accurate assessment of the natural progression of stones.
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