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Urinary Stone Treatment

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How many ureteral urinary stones do you treat in a typical week?

What percentage (%) of the following patients you see have urinary stone(s) in the ureter or ureteropelvic  junction (UPJ)?

Medical expulsive therapy (MET)

Shock Wave Lithotripsy (SWL)

Laser Lithotripsy (URS-LL)

From time of initial contact with your clinic, what is the average time it takes to schedule a urinary stone patient to be seen for an evaluation?

What is the average number of days from initial consultation to treatment with shock wave lithotripsy?

What is the average number of days from initial consultation to treatment using laser lithotripsy?

Does your clinic participate in a “Stone Referral Line/Service” from the Emergency Room/Department?

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Over the past 6 months, how many referrals per week has your clinic averaged from the ER/ED that had urinary stones?

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MKT-006 Revision O, April 2025.

If you are interested in participating in future clinical studies Avvio Medical may implement, please complete the form below.

Urinary Stone Treatment

What percentage (%) of the following patients you see have urinary stone(s) in the ureter or ureteropelvic junction (UPJ)?

What percentage (%) of the following patients you see have urinary stone(s) in the ureter or ureteropelvic  junction (UPJ)?