Complications based on stone surface.

Complications based on stone surface.

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Figure 1: Stone surface area (mm 2 ) was calculated by graph tracing.

Clinical parameters and outcomes.

Correlation of stone area and stone configuration with clinical outcome.

Complications based on stone surface.

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