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From Sci-Fi to Reality: Robotic Surgery s Exciting Time

Driving the technology forward are advances in materials science and AI, plus patient benefits like shorter recovery times and less pain.

United statesCorey walkerThomas pshakFrancis sutterNaruhiko ikomaMohamad bydonMichael yipJohns hopkinsLos angelesMain line healthOhio state university college of medicineUniversity of california san diegoAuris health monarchLankenau medical centerMd anderson cancer centerWashington university school of medicine

Kidney Stones on the Rise: Where Are the Specialists?

Kidney stones are increasing among new populations, while nephrology fellowships are going unfilled.

United statesNew yorkGregorye tasianIrina jaegerDavid goldfarbDivision of nephrologyLangone healthUniversity hospitalsCase western reserve university school of medicineAmerican society of nephrologyCase western reserve university schoolNew york cityClinical journalAmerican societyBlack americansKidney stones

Higher Occurrence of Kidney Stones With More Added Sugar

Though added sugars have been linked with multiple poor health outcomes, their link with kidney stones has been unclear.

Shan yinUnited statesHospital of north sichuan medical collegeAmerican heart associationInstitute of medicineWorld health organizationNutrition examinationUs national healthAffiliated hospitalNorth sichuan medical collegeNutrition examination surveyDietary guidelinesDoctoral fund projectNorth sichuan medicalKidney stonesRenal calculus

Watching Feasible for Asymptomatic Kidney Stones

A strategy of active surveillance appears successful for many patients, a new study has found.

New yorkUnited statesRush university medical centerKevin strittDavid schulsingerUrology department at lausanne university hospitalAmerican urological associationUrology departmentLausanne university hospitalMedscape medicalStony brook university hospitalUrological associationPresented aprilKidney stonesRenal calculus

COVID-19 Diet a Boon to Kidney Stone Patients

Reducing dining out during the pandemic resulted in lowered levels of sodium and calcium in the urine in patients with a history of kidney stones.

United statesNew yorkStony brookDavid schulsingerAmerican urology associationStony brook university hospitalAmerican urologyKidney stonesRenal calculusUreteral calculusRethral stonesStone diseaseRinary calculiAlculi in the urinary tractStaghorn calculusTaghorn stone

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