Kathy Coffman, MD

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Figure 1. Autotransplant with modifi ed pyelovesicostomy (detail in inset)

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Renal ATPV for Intractable Stone Disease

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Stuart M. Flechner, MD

Mark J. Noble, MD

James Simon, MD

Alvin Wee, MD

December 1, 2011

Some patients have recurrent nephrolithiasis that may prove refractory to all known preventive strategies. Such individuals can experience frequent bouts of renal colic that result in narcotic dependency, long-term disability, and depression.

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