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2018-10-17 04:05:25
Calculus in the vesico ureteric junction measuring 8*4*5.5 mm (HU650) ! Stone issue to be cured need your support doctor . Could you guide what to be done further so that we can meet you in person. Prompt response would be appreciated
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50% chance of being this stone to be expelled spontaneously with conservative management in 2 weeks,if not then require URS .

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He may need URSL if not passed spontaneously. Consult urologist.

Answered2018-10-21 05:50:58

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