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Before kidney stone surgery with a flexible or semirigid ureteroscope, patients must read and sign a written consent form, but many patients find these forms long and hard to understand. This study tests whether listening to an audio recording of the same consent form, in addition to the usual written form and the surgeon's explanation, helps patients understand the operation better. It also asks whether it matters if the recording is read by a real urologist or produced by artificial intelligence (AI) from a clone of that same urologist's voice. Adults scheduled for their first ureteroscopy or retrograde intrarenal surgery at three hospitals in Turkey will be randomly assigned to one of three groups: (A) standard written consent only, (B) standard consent plus an audio recording read by a urologist, or (C) standard consent plus the same text produced by an AI-cloned version of the same
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