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aser treatment of pediatric urinary tract stones. With important ureteral kinking, RP must be considered by experienced pediatric urologists.Background Phosphate stones can be divided into struvite (7%), apatite (20%), and brushite stones (2%). They often present as large staghorn calculi and, therefore, can be challenging to treat. Moreover, it is crucial to obtain a stone-free patient to prevent recurrence. Therefore, local chemolysis can be an interesting tool when complete surgical removal of the stone is impossible or as an adjuva
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