a stent is inserted for kidney stones into the ureter.
a stent is inserted for kidney stones into the ureter.
where is a stent inserted for kidney stones?
the ureter
can eat normally before and after the procedure.









































a ureteric stent may also be retrieved without the use of a cystoscope by means of a magnetic removal system. the stent inserted has a small rare earth magnet attached to its bladder end which dangles freely within the bladder. when the stent needs to be removed a small catheter with a similar magnet is inserted into the bladder and the two magnets connect and the catheter and stent can be simply removed. this eliminates the need for a costly and invasive cystoscopy in both adults and children.









































section::::references.
ureteric stent
there are no conclusive data demonstrating a cause-and-effect relationship between alcoholic beverage consumption and kidney stones. however, some people have theorized that certain behaviors associated with frequent and binge drinking can lead to dehydration, which can, in turn, lead to the development of kidney stones.









































the american urological association has projected that global warming will lead to an increased incidence of kidney stones in the united states by expanding the "kidney stone belt" of the southern united states.









































in one study, people with lymphoproliferative/myeloproliferative disorders who were treated with chemotherapy developed symptomatic kidney stones 1.8% of the time.









































section::::pathophysiology.









































section::::pathophysiology.:hypocitraturia.
kidney stone disease