Q: If a physician performs a lithotripsy on a stone in the ureter or removes a stone from the ureter through a transurethral approach, then performs a percutaneous nephrostomy and treats a stone in the kidney, would both procedures be reported?
Are you an explorer in your field? Does the discovery of the unknown excite you? Do you fancy yourself a teacher? Join us from April 8-11, 2024, in Indianapolis for the next ACDIS conference and share the horizons of your knowledge with the CDI community by...Read More »
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