SonoMotion announced that it received a $2.2 million NIH grant and successfully completed enrollment in a pivotal clinical ...

For kidney stones that have lodged in the ureters, a ureteroscope may be used. No incision is made in this procedure. Instead, the surgeon passes a small fiberoptic instrument through the urethra and ...

However, as the kidney stone continues to move down the ureter, the pain will become increasingly more intense and excruciating, accompanied by changes in urination and other symptoms. Kidney ...

Kidney stone pain often starts suddenly. 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 ...

the scan revealed a six-millimeter stone lodged in my left ureter. The stone was blocking the flow of urine out of my kidney, which explained the intense pain. (My doctor later explained that when ...

SonoMotion, a medical device company developing noninvasive solutions for kidney stones, announced today it has been awarded ...

Diagnosis Acute kidney injury due to upper (multiple ureteral strictures bilaterally) and lower (urethral) urinary tract obstruction. Management Placement of bladder catheter and percutaneous ...

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

It mainly deals with kidney stones; ureteral stents allow urine to pass around any such stones that may be blocking the flow. Unfortunately, there were no appointments available for several weeks ...

When a kidney stone travels through your ureter (the tube that carries urine from your kidney to your bladder) it can cause urinary problems like: Certain medications can cause problems peeing.