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Interesting case discussion - Phlebolith vs Ureteric calculus

By Dr.Pavan Kumar In RENAL Posted September 24, 2018

Patient History : XR KUB of two different patients with urinary comlaints, show radiopaque densities adjacent to ischial spine. One of them turned out to be urinary calculus. Which is what ?
Gender:Not specified
Age:

PHLEBOLITHS : calcification of a thrombus in a pelvic vein.

     most common d/d of urinary calculi
     phleboliths are rounded, with a central lucency, seen in true pelvis.
     usually multiple.

URETERIC CALCULUS : is usually oval or angular in contour, rather than round, and does not have lucent centre.

ureters do not cross the line joining the two ischial spines. calcification below this line - ureteric calculus unlikely.
 

Most common sites of impaction of ureteric calculus.
           Pelvi-ureteric junction
           Site of ureter crossing iliac A
           UVJ
 

\'LUCENT stones\' ( not seen on xray - however, still seen on CT )

URIC ACID STONES

  acidic urine
  excessive non-veg food
  salicylates / thiazides (uricosurics)
  gout 

MATRIX STONES

  only coagulated mucoids, not crystalline elements.
  cause - UTI with urease producing org.

XANTHINE STONES

  rare

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75% - calcium phosphate / calcium oxalate / mixed.
15% - triple phosphate (\'infection stones\') - 70%Of staghorn calculi.
10% - uric acid / cystine.

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