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bladder stone

NOUN
  1. a calculus formed in the bladder

How To Use bladder stone In A Sentence

  • Early in their marriage he suffered with a bladder stone that was removed during risky surgery. Times, Sunday Times
  • Cheselden at St Thomas's introduced the keeping of accurate records that enabled him to analyse the morbidity and mortality of his lithotomy operation for bladder stones.
  • In passing, until the advent of anaesthetics and antisepsis about 200 years later, the only internal operation generally undertaken was removal of bladder stones, or lithotomy as it was called.
  • Ultrasonography is the best method for identifying gallbladder stones and for confirming extrahepatic biliary obstruction as dilated bile ducts are visible.
  • Men with severe symptoms, urinary retention, recurrent urinary infections, incontinence, haematuria, or bladder stones should be referred to a urologist.
  • Metabolic disorders such as gout increase the level of waste products in the urine and have a similar affect in causing bladder stones to grow.
  • The same triple defect probably contributes to the formation of recurrent gall bladder stones.
  • About a third of people who have suprapubic cystotomies develop bladder stones sometimes during the first 10 years after placement.
  • It was said to be a cure for dropsy and bladder stones.
  • Early in their marriage he suffered with a bladder stone that was removed during risky surgery. Times, Sunday Times
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