Urethral calculus

Case contributed by Vitalii Rogalskyi , 27 Jan 2019
Diagnosis certain
Changed by Ian Bickle, 21 Jul 2019
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In this case kidney calculus has migrated to the urinary bladder and then to urethra. And now it is called "urethralurethral calculus" rather than ureteric calculus.

  • -<p>In this case kidney calculus has migrated to urinary bladder and then to urethra. And now it is called "urethral calculus".</p>
  • +<p>In this case kidney calculus has migrated to the urinary bladder and then to urethra. And now it is called urethral calculus rather than ureteric calculus.</p>

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