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Clinical Research
The following highlights the research conducted with the PercSys Accordion® Stone Management Device and the Accordion Coax™ Stone Control Device to learn how these may benefit physicians, medical institutions, and patients. PercSys supported research has been presented at numerous annual urology society meetings around the world. Cost-effectiveness of anti-retropulsion devices for ureteroscopic pneumatic lithotripsy. HTML/PDF Anti-retropulsion devices increase stone fragmentation efficacy with holmium:YAG laser lithotripsy. HTML/PDF The Accordion device for avoiding ureteral retrograde stone migration: Initial Brazilian experience. HTML/PDF The capability of antiretropulsion devices to redirect fluid irrigation during ureteroscopy. HTML/PDF Ability of antiretropulsion devices to prevent intrarenal pressure rise in ex vivo porcine model. HTML/PDF Efficacy of novel coaxial occlusion device to prevent stone migration during percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL). HTML/ PDF Novel use of a coaxial film-based occlusion device for optimal access during percutaneous nephrolithotomy. HTML/ PDF Creation of a fluid chamber with the Accordion device increases fragmentation during ureteral ESWL: In vitro and ex vivo results. HTML/ PDF Can the Accordion stone device assist in upper ureteral ESWL? Pilot experience with a novel use of the device. HTML/PDF Use of an antiretropulsion device to prevent stone retropulsion significantly increases the efficacy of pneumatic lithotripsy: an in vitro study. BJU Int 2009 Mar 26 Novel use of a ureteroscopic stone entrapment device to prevent antegrade stone migration during percutaneous nephrolithotomy. J Endourol 2009; 23 (2): 203-207 HTML/PDF Changes in ureteral diameter in an ex vivo porcine model during ureteroscopy while using the Accordion ureteral occlusion device. HTML/PDF The Accordion device for ureteral occlusion prevents retrograde stone migration.
HTML/PDF Maximum forces required to disengage three novel stone-trapping devices from a stone in a ureter model with a stricture. HTML / PDF
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