Instrumentation and Surgical Technique

This chapter focuses on the technical aspects of percutaneous access for nephrolithotomy. Along with a description of the procedures, figures and video clips are provided to enhance the reader's understanding. Additionally, pre- and postoperative planning are discussed and explained.

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