Calculus of kidney

Definition

Calculus of kidney is a crystalline mass formed in the kidney with radiologically detectable size, or clinical symptoms. The composition of the calculus is variable by its process of formation, and it determines the clinical evaluation, treatment, and prognosis. The causes of formation of calculus include many other underlying systemic diseases. The patient with calculus of kidney may not have any symptoms but haematuria; acute renal colic can arise suddenly by the growth of the calculus.

Inclusions

• Renal calculus or stone
• Stone in kidney

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