Shock Wave Lithotripsy. state-of-the-art technique that utilizes laser or sound waves to crack up kidney stones into tiny pieces, so they can leave the body naturally through the urine.
Shock wave lithotripsy, which are high energy shock waves aimed at kidney or ureteral stones used in conjunction with ultrasound or x-rays to break up the stones into small enough pieces to pass out of the body easily with normal urination
Shock Wave Lithotripsy, same as ESWL.
Short Wave Listener. People all over the world who are interested in listening to radio transmissions but who do not transmit. No licence is needed in the United Kingdom to be a Short Wave Listener.
Shock Wave Lithotripsy, non-surgical crushing of kidney and ureteral stones by shock waves generated outside the body
"Shortwave Listener"; one who enjoys listening to shortwave transmissions, without intention of transmitting.
Also referred to as shock wave lithotripsy. High energy shock waves, in conjunction with X-ray and/or ultrasound, are focused on kidney or ureteral stones and cause the stone to break into tiny pieces which pass easily out of the body during urination.
