Medical Must-See: Stone abruptly ruptures ureterocele wall
The doctors say theirs is only the second such case reported in an English-language medical journal.
The story of this patient’s asymptomatic ureteral stone went in a different direction after said stone spontaneously broke through the ureterocele wall.
According to doctors in Japan, the 67-year-old woman presented with pollakiuria and dysuria after a week of “gross haematuria”, although she denied any colicky pain.
