Customer: I have a suspected chronic UPJ obstruction with a prominent crossing vessel, as indicated in my CT abdomen pelvis with contrast results. There is no hydroureter or distal ureteral calculus. How.
Understanding No Obstructing Renal or Ureteral Calculus Findings Concerns include kidney stone pain and urinary blockage symptoms. The phrase means no kidney stones are blocking urine flow in the.
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Customer: I have a "6 mm left distal ureteral calculus" that was identified by a CT scan on 7-21-10. I experience only minor occasional pain. The urgent care doctor advised that I do nothing, as it will.
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