Location and etiology of flexible and semirigid ureteroscope damage
Authors:
- W. Patrick SpringhartWSW. Patrick Springhart
- Charles G. MarguetCMCharles G. Marguet
- James O. L’esperanceJLJames O. L’esperance
- Yeh H. TanYTYeh H. Tan
- David M. AlbalaDADavid M. Albala
- Glenn M. PremingerGPGlenn M. Preminger
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