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Authors: V. A. Malkhasyan, N. K. Gadzhiev, S. O. Sukhikh, D. Yu. Pushkar, В. А. Малхасян, Н. К. Гаджиев, С. О. Сухих, Д. Ю. Пушкарь
Source: Urology Herald; Том 12, № 2 (2024); 87-107 ; Вестник урологии; Том 12, № 2 (2024); 87-107 ; 2308-6424 ; 10.21886/2308-6424-2024-12-2
Subject Terms: обзор мета-анализов, percutaneous nephrolithotomy, postoperative complications, meta-analysis, перкутанная нефролитотомия, чрескожная нефролитотомия, нефролитолапаксия, нефролитотрипсия, послеоперационные осложнения
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Authors: Rapoport, L. M., Gazimiyev, M. A., Akopyan, G. N., Рапопорт, Л. М., Газимиев, М. А., Акопян, Г. Н.
Subject Terms: CORAL NEPHROLITHIASIS, PERCUTANEOUS (PERCUTANEOUS) NEPHROLITHOTOMY, MULTIPERCUTANEOUS ACCESS, MINEROPERUTANEOUS NEPHROLITHOTOMY, COMBINED TREATMENT OF CORAL NEPHROLITHIASIS, КОРАЛЛОВИДНЫЙ НЕФРОЛИТИАЗ, ПЕРКУТАННАЯ (ЧРЕСКОЖНАЯ) НЕФРОЛИТОТОМИЯ, МУЛЬТИПЕРКУТАННЫЙ ДОСТУП, МИНИПЕРКУТАННАЯ НЕФРОЛИТОТОМИЯ, КОМБИНИРОВАННОЕ ЛЕЧЕНИЕ КОРАЛЛОВИДНОГО НЕФРОЛИТИАЗА
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Subject Terms: миниперкутанная нефролитотомия, multipercutaneous access, coral nephrolithiasis, коралловидный нефролитиаз, мультиперкутанный доступ, mineroperutaneous nephrolithotomy, percutaneous (percutaneous) nephrolithotomy, combined treatment of coral nephrolithiasis, комбинированное лечение коралловидного нефролитиаза, 3. Good health, перкутанная (чрескожная) нефролитотомия
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