Renal Calculus 5
Parts of a calculus from the renal pelvis of a 12.4-year-old boy. The stone is brown and very serrated on its surface. It is a calcium oxalate stone. The serrated surface explains why incarceration and migration leads to hematuria.
Parts of a calculus from the renal pelvis of a 12.4-year-old boy. The stone is brown and very serrated on its surface. It is a calcium oxalate stone. The serrated surface explains why incarceration and migration leads to hematuria.
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