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Incapacitating flank pain of questionable renal origin
Urology
|January 1, 1977
Abstract:
Local anesthetics can play a significant role in the diagnosis, and possible definitive treatment, of previously intractable flank pain. Numerous patients may thus be spared unnecessary physical and mental anguish, as well as unnecessary surgery.
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