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January 17, 2026World Journal of Urology

Aggressive stone removal in octogenarian bedridden elderly patients: analysis of safety and impact on the reduction of recurrent stone-related events

Shigeki Koterazawa Toshifumi Takahashi Takeru Fujimoto Koji Yoshimura Masaaki Imamura

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Key Points

Aggressive stone removal significantly reduces recurrent stone-related events in octogenarians.
Safety analysis revealed a 15% complication rate in these elderly patients.
Observational analysis involved bedridden elderly adults over a six-month period.
Findings highlight the importance of addressing stone-related issues in this vulnerable population.

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Observational analysis evaluates safety and recurrent stone events in bedridden octogenarian patients, indicating potential benefits.

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Koterazawa et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75a43c6e9836116a1fdac https://doi.org/10.1007/s00345-026-06189-4

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