Yes: The ultrasound can actually show non-calcified stones that may be more difficult to see on ct. Plus, there is no radiation exposure to your ovaries!
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Yes, if the scan is: Performed for that indication. You would need a dedicated bladder ultrasound, and it would be very good for finding bladder stones, including ones that are not calcified enough to see on ct. Added benefits - no radiation and less expensive test!
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