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Treatment for multiple calcified densities at pelvis could represent phleboliths versus distal uretral lithiasis?

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Dr. Gerald Mandell answered

Specializes in Nuclear Medicine

Treatment different: Phleboliths are calcified small veins that are not usually clinically important. There usually is no treatment unless associated with hemangiomas, usually in children. Calculus or stone in ureter is referred to ureterolithiasis. This can cause pain and obstruction to the ureter. The stone either passes on its own, or sometimes has instrumentation by urologist.

Answered 7/29/2013

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