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Dr Bartlomiej SOBOLEWSKI

Cosmetic Surgeon
Poland

"I am a specialist in anesthesiology and intensive care, as well as an aesthetic medicine practitioner. I also serve as a Key Opinion Leader (KOL) for collagen stimulators based on PDLLA. Additionally, I am honored to be a trainer for Vivacy and Aptos. I am the founder and owner of a network of aesthetic medicine clinics in Poland. My expertise involves developing proprietary procedures that integrate advanced treatments from regenerative and aesthetic medicine. I frequently employ a combination of medical peels, physical methods, predominantly fractional and ablative laser therapies, along with various platelet-rich plasma formulations to optimize the revitalization effects on facial and body skin. Furthermore, I have a keen interest in radiofrequency applications for both rejuvenation and body contouring."

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Bartlomiej SOBOLEWSKI's publications (2)

Endourology Methods in Pediatric Population for Kidney Stones Located in Lower Calyx: FlexURS vs. Micro PCNL (MicroPERC®).

2021

Kidney stone disease in children is always a therapeutic challenge. It is a multifactorial condition and it should be approached, diagnosed and treated as such. One of the biggest challenges is kidney stones located in the lower renal calyx. There are currently three main surgical techniques to treat this condition: ESWL-Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy, RIRS-Retrograde IntraRenal Surgery, and PCNL-PerCutaneous Nephro-Lithotripsy. In pediatric population, the most frequently used method is ESWL, and in the event of failure, endoscopic procedures are the second-best choice. In this article, a sample of 53 childre…

Frontiers in pediatrics

Interest of URS-L in the Treatment of Ureterolithiasis in Preschool Children.

2019

Urolithiasis can affect all children even preschool ones. Diagnostic difficulties in the youngest children are due to the problems in locating pain and determining its character and severity. In keeping with the ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) protocol, the number of imaging tests possible to perform is very limited. Ultrasound is the first line exam of choice. After diagnosis of the presence of a stone, ESWL (Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotrypsy) should always be considered and offered to parents due to its high effectiveness and minimal invasiveness. If ESWL is contraindicated or not well-accepted…

Frontiers in pediatrics
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