I am very honored to become a faculty member at the Department of Urology @nyulangone @NYUUrology and am very grateful for all the new opportunities.
- Patient treated with K citrate, clear of stones. Do you give you uric acid patients a chance for medical management befor surgery?
- We always recommend to check the ureter before RIRS. You never know what you may find. In this case a HemoLock migrated from a partial nephrectomy
- Very interesting experience to use the new Ily robot for ureterosocpy. A step towards better ergonomics. @FPuigvert @koey_kana @oangerri @FarreAlf
- Very honored to get my PhD. Special thanks to @OTRAXER and @MicheleTalso, and the amazing time and research we did together.
- I hate wet socks. If you forgot your extra pair, the best trick is to dry them with the patients warming system. #Endotip
- It's been such a joy and an honor to be part of the @FPuigvert family for almost 15 years! I’m incredibly grateful for all the amazing experiences and wonderful people I've met along the way. Now, I'm excited to start a new adventure!
- Check out this paper from @exkeller @vdconinck @OTRAXER on the use of flexible ureterosocpy for staghorn stones. Great graph!! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
- No matter how precise your puncture can be, and you can follow all the rules in the book, you may still have a pseudo aneurysm. I would never recommend to do a PCNL if you don’t have interventional radiologists in your center (your best friends).
- What a great honour to receive the Arthur Smith Award. What a privilege to be on that short list with all the people who I admire. I'm so glad that this is the result of so many good collaborations and team efforts with all the people and friends I had the pleasure to work withCongratulations to our 2024 award winners! JAMES E. LINGEMAN, MD 2024 Karl Storz Lifetime Achievement Award JEFFREY A. CADEDDU, MD @jeffcadeddu 2024 Ralph Clayman Mentor Award ESTEBAN EMILIANI, MD, PhD, FEBU @emiliani_e 2024 Arthur Smith Award
