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Wagner, K. -H., Linder, G., Stumpf, A., Knop, J., Brüggemenn, J., Krauss, W., Tiews, J., Čůta, F., Čelikovsky, J., Sobel, A. E., Werbin, H., Coward, K. H., Dyer, F. J., Morton, R. A., Gaddam, J. H., Rosner, L., Kan, H., Boldingh, J., Drost, J., Rice, E., Primm, E., Crombes, A., Ames, S. R., Risley, A. H., Harris, Ph. L., Wilkie, J. B., Jones, S. W., Kaunitz, K., Slanetz, C. A., Johnson, R. E., Bandelin, F. J., Tuschhoff, J. V., Pleticha, R., Siliprandi, W., Siliprandi, D., Lis, H., Flodin, P., Porath, J., Pusztai, A., Bacher, F. A., Boley, A. E., Shonk, C. E., Shenoy, K. G., Rabasarma, G. B., Hayashi, J., Crema, A., Marx, T., Schwarze, W. K., Günther, E., Schmall, M., Pifer, C. W., Wollish, E. G., Duschinsky, R., Gainer, H., Ulmann, M., Bencze, B., Furter, M., Meyer, R. E., Edisbury, J. R., Gillow, J., Taylor, R. J., Ewing, D. T., Schabach, T. D., Powell, M. J., Vaitkus, J. W., Bird, O. D., Brown, R. A., Ennett, A. D., Rogers, A. R., de Witt, J. B., Sullivan, M. X., Green, J. P., Dam, H., Liberti, A., and Biondi, C.

Published
1955
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15. [Disintegration of kidney calculi with a piezoelectric instrument system. Initial clinical experiences].

Author

Ziegler M, Kopper B, Riedlinger R, Wurster H, Ueberle F, Neisius D, Krauss W, Vallon P, and Gebhardt T

Subjects
Humans, Kidney pathology, Kidney Calculi pathology, Ultrasonography, Kidney Calculi therapy, Lithotripsy instrumentation
Abstract

Since December 1985 extracorporeal piezoelectric renal lithotripsy has been tested in humans. Up to now 50 patients with renal calculi have been treated. The lithotriptor consists of a special mobile table with an opening in the surface to apply shock waves. Urinary calculi are located by integrated ultrasound location systems. As the piezoelectrically generated high-energy sound pulse does not cause pain, treatment is possible without anesthesia. Permanent ultrasonic control of the stones in the focus during lithotripsy allows effective application of shock waves. With this piezoelectric system the electrocardiogram does not have to be triggered. So far the results have been encouraging and following these tests clinical application is expected to be successful.

Published
1986

16. [Electric shock waves crushing stones in the exposed kidney (author's transl)].

Author

Konrad G, Ziegler M, Hüsler E, Kaspar-Sersch U, Stein L, Wurster H, and Krauss W

Subjects
Animals, Dogs, Humans, Methods, Pressure, Rats, Kidney Calculi therapy
Abstract

Highenergy shock waves can desintegrate human calculi of the kidney into fine fragments without direct contact. A closed reflector system which allows sterile contact with the exposed kidney is presented.

Published
1979

17. [Disintegration of kidney calculi by piezoelectrically generated high-energy sound waves. Physical principles and experimental studies].

Author

Riedlinger R, Ueberle F, Wurster H, Krauss W, Vallon P, Konrad G, Kopper B, Stoll HP, Goebbels R, and Gebhardt T

Subjects
Animals, Dogs, Kidney pathology, Kidney Calculi pathology, Kidney Calculi therapy, Lithotripsy instrumentation
Abstract

The recently developed equipment for extracorporeal piezoelectric lithotripsy (EPL) represents an improvement concerning the shock-wave-induced disintegration of urinary calculi. While the usual spark gap transmitter needs a focusing reflector, the piezoelectric lithotriptor is based on a self-focusing spherical bowl transmitter. The stone is detected exclusively by ultrasound. For this purpose, an integrated sector scanner is used as well as the high-energy sound transmitter itself. With the piezoelectrically generated high-energy sound pulses we have succeeded in completely disintegrating implanted stones in the renal pelvis of dogs without injuring the morphology or function of the exposed kidneys.

Published
1986

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