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Kidney problem
Evidence of a 10 mm midureteric calculus causing moderate upstream dilatation of pepvicalyceal system and proximal ureter noted...
Mild hepatomgaly with grade -II fatty changes.
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Dr. BUDUMURU RAMANA
Urologist
6 yrs exp
Srikakulam
Yaaa, dis is ureteric stone, very unlikely to pass out. Need surgical removal with URSL/laser lithotripsy
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