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Should a non obst. 11 mm kidney stone be removed?
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1.1cm: Is a relatively large stone, and may lead to problems in the future, even though now it is non-obstructing. Discuss the risks/benefits with your Urologist in an informed decision making conversation/visit and decide the best option for your specific case. Good luck.
Answered 12/20/2018
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