
|Articles|April 29, 2003
Stone prevention is achievable in community practice, research shows
Chicago A private practice setting is just as successful with stoneprevention as a larger academic setting, according to research presentedat the AUA annual meeting here yesterday. And, if treatment is needed later,a patient can be better counseled about appropriate options following anaccurate assessment of the natural progression of stones.
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