Surgery
Studies from M.M. Agarwal and co-researchers in the area of surgery published
Published in Medical Device Law Weekly, April 19th, 2009
"Investigations included x-ray, ultrasound, noncontrast computed tomography, excretory urography, magnetic resonance imaging, Tc-99m diethylenetriaminepenta-acetic acid scan, and retrograde ureterography. Incrustation was present in all stents, encrustation 16, stone formation 11, and spontaneous fragmentation 3. All patients had gaping of ureteric orifices and dilated capacious...
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