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Impact of pulse modulation for Moses Ho: YAG laser lithotripsy in urinary tract model

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Abstract

Ho: YAG laser lithotripsy had become the golden standard to treat stone disease because of its efficiency, versatility, and safety since it was applied to urology [1]. Pulse modulation of the Ho: YAG laser is known to have a significant effect on the efficiency of lithotripsy efficiency. It has been reported that the long pulse mode causes smaller retropulsion compared to the short pulse mode [2, 3]. Retropulsion is known to reduce the efficiency of lithotripsy and increase surgical time [4]. To reduce retropulsion, a new technique known as the Moses technique has been introduced [5]. However, the bubble characteristics and the efficiency of lithotripsy according to pulse modulation in Moses mode have not been validated [6]. In this study, we analysed the bubble characteristics and the efficiency of lithotripsy according to the pulse modulation in Moses mode.

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