Presentation
Left flank pain for a few hours, no nausea no vomiting no fever no dysuria no diarrhea, there is a history of renal colic one year back no history of chronic diseases
Patient Data
Age: 45 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Left upper ureteric stone
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Ultrasound scan demonstrates left mild renal hydronephrosis due to ureteric stone in the upper third.
From the case:
Left upper ureteric stone
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Radio opaque shadow measuring about 10.5 mm left side to 2nd lumbar vertebra which presents the ureteric calculus.
Case Discussion
Left upper ureteric stone causing left mild hydronephrosis.