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Prospective randomised double‐blind trial: holmium laser lithotripsy with vs without Moses™ 2.0

Sep 2026 · BJU International · Vol 138, pp. 1104-1114 · 0 citations · 26 references
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To assess the effect of Moses™ 2.0 for lithotripsy of renal stones of 8–20 mm in diameter on operative time, surgeon workload, and retropulsion, and retropulsion is evaluated.

Abstract

To assess the effect of Moses™ 2.0 (Lumenis Be Ltd., Yokneam Illit, Israel; Boston Scientific, Marlborough, MA, USA) for lithotripsy of renal stones of 8–20 mm in diameter on operative time, surgeon workload, and retropulsion.

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