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Ureteroscopy may be safe, effective during pregnancy

Honolulu--Ureteroscopy may be safe and effective for the diagnosis and treatment of renal colic and urolithiasis during pregnancy, according to research findings presented at the annual Kimbrough Urological Seminar.

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