Acutely obstructing ureteral stone without hydronephrosis
Acutely obstructing ureteral stone without hydronephrosis
Axial noncontrast CT
in a patient with acute left flank pain and hematuria (A and B) shows no
hydronephrosis despite a mid-left ureteral stone (arrow). Due to persistent
symptoms, a repeat scan 3 weeks later (C and D) shows mild left hydronephrosis
and migration of the stone (arrowhead) to the left ureteropelvic junction.
CT: computed tomography.
Courtesy of Deborah A Baumgarten, MD, MPH.
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