Boston Scientific collaborates with experts in the field, urologists from Singapore and Australia, to present a Myth vs Fact video where eight common #KidneyStones myths are debunked and explained with science.
What are Kidney Stones?
Nephrolithiasis is the term employed for kidney stones, also known as renal calculi, and they are crystal concretions formed typically in the kidney. Calculi typically form in the kidneys and ideally leave the body via the urethra without pain. Larger stones are painful and may need surgical intervention.
Reference: NephrolithiasisLeila Nojaba; Nilmarie Guzman. August 8, 2022
#Nephrolithiasis #BSCUrology #WorldKidneyDay
This educational video was produced in cooperation with Dr. Lee Yee Mun and Prof. Damien Bolton. Results from case studies are not predictive of results in other cases. Results in other cases may vary.
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