Extracorporeal shockwavelithotripsy vs ureteroscopy for management of acute ureteric colic due to stones: A randomized controlled trial

Figure 1 Comparison of age, blood investigations, urine culture, and stone length. A: Comparison of age between group A and B; B: Comparison of blood investigations between group A and B; C: Comparison of urine culture between group A and B; D: Comparison of stone length between group A and B.

Figure 2 Comparison of stone diameter, stone Hounsfield units, comparison of stone clearance, and complications. A: Comparison of stone diameter between group A and B; B: Comparison of stone Hounsfield units between group A and B; C: Comparison of stone clearance between group A and B; D: Comparison of complications between group A and B. HU: Hounsfield units.

Figure 3 Comparison of post-operative complications, analgesics. A: Comparison of post-operative complications between group A and B; B: Comparison of analgesics between group A and B.

Figure 4 Comparison of Visual Analog Scale, trend of EQ5D5 L scale. A: Comparison of Visual Analog Scale between group A and B; B: Comparison of trend of EQ5D5 L scale at different time intervals between group A and B. VAS: Visual Analog Scale.

Figure 5 Comparison of working days lost , patient satisfaction, acceptability. A: Comparison of working days lost between group A and B; B: Comparison of cost between group A and B; C: Comparison of patient satisfaction between group A and B; D: Comparison of acceptability between group A and B.