The symptoms of ureteral stricture can vary depending on the severity and location of the narrowing. Common signs and ...

When this happens, the walls of the ureter will contract and spasm in an effort to force the stone out. Renal colic typically starts with waves of flank pain (felt in the side and back ...

As the stone moves, the pain changes location and intensity. Pain often comes and goes in waves, which is made worse by the ureter contracting as it tries to push the stone out. Each wave may last ...

The patient developed severe complications following a routine kidney stone removal procedure (RIRS) performed elsewhere in ...

As judged from his history, the patient initially appeared to have acute kidney injury (AKI) that was due to lower urinary tract obstruction, resulting in urinary retention with overflow ...

But if you have problems with peeing -- pain, leaks, having to go more often ... When a kidney stone travels through your ureter (the tube that carries urine from your kidney to your bladder ...

These pain episodes were often accompanied by an ... First, the close proximity between the menstrual cup and the right ureteral ostium suggested a mechanical effect of the menstrual cup ...