Kidney Stones : A plain x-ray will only see kidney stones that have partially calcified; not all kidney stones, however, have calcium in them, so if you have typical symptoms - excruciating pain radiating into the groin, for example - you may well have a stone that is not calcified. Other tests can determine if you do. Follow up with your urologist.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Sometimes: Not all renal stones are visible on a plain radiograph. Ct is much more reliable in confirming or excluding stones, and precisely indicating their position within the urinary tract.
Answered 10/3/2016
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