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A stone is visible on usound but not on x-ray and ct scan why it happens?
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Urinary matrix stones are a rare form of urinary calculi that are typically radiolucent, A radiolucent stone would be detectable by ultrasound but not x-ray of CT.
Answered 2/8/2023
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