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I recently had an abdominal ct scan. the results indicated: large 1.5 cm calcification in urinary bladder. what does this mean?
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Likely a stone: It sounds like you may have cystolithiasis. The bladder may have a pocket or a diverticulum in which the urine sits allowing for formation of a stone. I would highly recommend seeing a urologist to discuss the correct plan of action.
Answered 10/2/2017
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