Stone In Ureter - My Mother Is Diagnosed With Liver Of Size 17.6

STONE IN URETER

Asked for Female, 53 Years

My mother is diagnosed with liver of size 17.6 mm and two stones in ureter of size 11.2 and 8.6. What's the curw

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Dr. Rohan Jaju

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She wl need surgery for that stone...

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