Sentence examples for successful stone from inspiring English sources

We examined the final successful stone removal rate, number of stone removal sessions, successful stone removal rate in the first session, procedure time, status of concomitant ML, and complications.

We compared final successful stone removal rates, rates of successful stone removal in the first session, procedure times, status of concurrent mechanical lithotripsy (ML), and complications between the EST + EPLBD and EST groups.

In a retrospective preliminary study [ 14], overall successful stone removal was achieved in 37 (97.4%) of 38 patients, and ML was required in 8 (21.1%) patients.

The rate of successful stone removal in the first session was significantly higher in the EST + EPLBD group (EST + EPLBD: 88 % vs. EST: 56 %; p = 0.03).

The rates of final successful stone removal were similar between the two groups (EST + EPLBD: 100 % vs. EST: 89 %; p = 0.115).

Some showed no significant difference in treatment results, whereas others reported that EST + EPLBD reduced the operative time, increased the rate of successful stone removal, and reduced the rate of ML use.

Belmont was also owned by pioneering 18th-century businesswoman Eleanor Coade, who established a successful artificial stone business that led to Coade-stone being used in many Regency buildings across the UK, including the Royal Naval College, in Greenwich, and Buckingham Palace.

The present series demonstrates several advantages of PTJBI in terms of successful access, stone and stricture clearance, frequency of interventions, short hospitalisation and few complications in relation to conventional methods of treatment.

After that successful meeting, Stone accepted Blackwell's offer to arrange a lecturing tour for her in the western states – considered then to be those west of Pennsylvania and Virginia.

However, in cases where the combined therapy was not successful for stone clearance, SpyGlass guided EHL or X-ray guided EHL was effective.

In cases where combined ET/ESWL was not successful for stone clearance, EHL using the SpyGlass system or X-ray guided EHL was effective in cases where the guidewire could be negotiated through the MPD stricture and it increased the fragmentation rate.