Comparative study analyzes lithotripsy techniques for ureteric stones, suggesting resource and expertise considerations.
Both modalities are effective for managing ureteric stones. However, LL is superior in preventing stone retropulsion and leading to a shorter hospital stay. The choice of lithotripsy depends on available resources, stone characteristics, and surgical expertise.
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