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Jewish Cultures and Material Artifacts — ANCIENT JEW REVIEW

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By Karen Stern
| ancientjewreview.com
Naqsh-e Rustamnecropolis in Iran via Wikicommons Jewish Cultures and Material Artifacts: Comments on The Posen Library of Jewish Culture and Civilization, Vol.2, Emerging Judaism, 332 BCE–600 CE, ed. Carol Bakhos In the conclusion of his 2010 book, Were Jews a Mediterranean Society?
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Robot‐assisted ultrasound‐guided PCNL: initial experience in 10 consecutive cases

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By Andrew Amenyogbe, Jackson J. Cabo, Karen Stern, Mitch Humphreys
| BJU International Journal
Research Letter Robot-assisted ultrasound-guided PCNL: initial experience in 10 consecutive cases Andrew Amenyogbe, Corresponding Author Andrew Amenyogbe Department of Urology, Mayo Clinic Arizona, Phoenix, AZ, USA Correspondence: Andrew Amenyogbe, Department of Urology, Mayo Clinic Arizona, Phoenix, AZ, USA.
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Modernizing Kidney Stone Treatment: Devices, Data, and Clinical Impact

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By Naeem Bhojani, Karen Stern
| consultantlive.com
Kidney stones are an increasingly common public health problem, with notable increases observed in women1 and children.2 Myriad treatment options exist, ranging from extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy to ureteroscopy to percutaneous nephrolithotomy. A challenge for clinicians is removing enough of a patient’s stone burden and residual fragments as possible to avoid repeat procedures.
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