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Residual stone fragments: systematic review of definitions, diagnostic standards

  • By

  • O. F. Çavdar

  • A. Aydin

  • T. Tokas

  • A. Tozsin

  • N. Gadzhiev

  • M. G. Sönmez

  • R. Tekeli

  • G. Ortner

  • P. Kallidonis

  • B. Akgül

  • T. Knoll

  • G. Bianchi

  • J. Rassweiler

  • K. Ahmed

  • S. Guven

  • March 28, 2025

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Residual stone fragments: systematic review of definitions, diagnostic standards

  • by O. F. Çavdar, A. Aydin, T. Tokas, A. Tozsin, N. Gadzhiev, M. G. Sönmez, R. Tekeli, G. Ortner, P. Kallidonis, B. Akgül, T. Knoll, G. Bianchi, J. Rassweiler, K. Ahmed, S. Guven

  • March 28, 2025

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