A usually fit and well 73-year-old man is found to have ureteric stones
A usually fit and well 73-year-old man is found to have ureteric stones. He originally presented to the hospital with haematuria and abdominal pain that radiated from his flank to his groin. He has been urinating regularly but with some dysuria. CT KUB revealed proximal ureteric stones that measure less than 10mm.
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