MP-03.10: Higher efficacy of ESWL with abdominal compression belt

Bergsdorf, T.; Chaussy, Ch.; Thueroff, S.

doi:10.1016/j.urology.2007.06.215

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“…However, respiratory-induced motion of the kidney was addressed by various concepts as follows: (1) It can be reduced by abdominal compression (AC) using a wide belt. 4,5 (2) Stone tracking was also proposed, that is, the actual target position is automatically detected and the SW focus realigned in real time. 6,7 (3) With SW gating, SWs are only emitted when the target is within the SW focus.…”

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Improvement of SWL Efficacy: Reduction of the Respiration-Induced Kidney Motion by Using an Abdominal Compression Plate

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2016

Journal of Endourology

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“…8,9 (4) When the patient is anesthetized, highfrequency jet ventilation may be used. 10,11 (5) It was hypothesized that SW sources with larger focal zones would likely better hit a moving stone target. [12][13][14] The lung is ventilated by expansion of the thorax and caudal movement of the diaphragm.…”

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