Retrospective study shows high stone-free rates in a resource-limited setting, indicating feasibility of modern techniques.
This large series demonstrates that PCNL can be performed with high stone-free rates and acceptable morbidity in resource-limited settings despite a high prevalence of complex staghorn calculi. The progressive adoption of miniaturized and supine techniques reflects institutional adaptability and confirms the feasibility of implementing contemporary endourological standards in low-resource environments.
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