PPT-RENAL STONE

ANALYSIS FTIR the METHOD OF CHOICE Dr Sunita Kapoor MBBS DNB Path MNAMS DGO MS BiomedScBITS Pilani PGDHM  NIHFW Director amp Lab Head City X Ray amp Scan . Case Scenario. Mr. . Abdulaziz. is 38-year-old Saudi who presented to the ER 2 days ago with a 1-month history of left-sided flank pain that radiates to the groin. The pain was sudden in onset, . colicky . Kelsey Innes, PGY-2 FRCPC Emergency Medicine. February 25. th. 2015. Objectives. Pertinent . Hx. , . Px. Labs. Imaging. CT. U/S. Evidence-based strategies . for . diagnosis. Triage . 38 . yo. male with . Julian Mander. Emergencies. Renal colic diagnosis and management. Urine Retention. Urosepsis. Haematuria. Testicular torsion. Trauma renal. bladder. urethral. Li, . Kingbherly. Lichauco. , Rafael. Lim, . Imee. Loren. Lim, Jason . Morven. Lim, John Harold. Lim, Mary. Lim Phoebe Ruth. Dr. Jerry Santos. Etiology. Polycrystalline aggregates composed of varying amounts of crystalloid and organic matrix. Surgical Procedures. Dr. S. . Nishan. Silva. (MBBS). Age and Hematuria. Age (yr). Common. Uncommon. 0 to 15. Glomerulopathy (IgA, Alport’s syndrome, thin BM disease, APSGN). Hypercalciuria with stones. Lab 4. What . . are . . kidney . . stones?. Renal calculi (kidney stones) are formed in renal tubules, . ureter. or . bladder.. They are composed . of metabolic products present in glomerular . filtrate.. . . Dr. V.K.Mishra. Director & Consultant Urologist . Kanpur Urology Centre. Kanpur. The Problem. The prevalence of stone disease is 2-3%.. The recurrence rate without treatment for CaO stone is >10%-1yr., 35%-5 yrs & 50% at 10 yrs.. Associate Professor. Dept. of Surgery. AIIMS. Rishikesh. A disease described in antiquity by many observers.. Mentioned in Oath of Hippocrates. . Over last 150 years, pattern of stone disease has changed .. ? (kidney . stones). . A kidney stone is a solid mass made up of tiny. . crystals.. .. Urine passes away from the kidneys, down a tube on each side called the . ureters, . and into the bladder. From here, the urine is discharged through the . (Increase frequency of urine) >1500ml/day. . Causes . Diabetes mellitus. . . . Acrete. Nephritis / Nephrotic syndrome. . . Post . Pitutary. tumour. 2. Oliguria (Decrease frequency of urine) < 500 ml/day. Stones could be described according to the site (kidney, bladder, ureter, urethra) or . radiodensity. on KUB (radio opaque, radiolucent, relatively radiolucent) or the size and composition. Calcium oxalate ..80%. Definition and Incidence. Stones; . . Solid concretion or calculi(crystal aggregations) formed in the kidney from dissolved urinary materials. .. The . 3. rd. most common disease in urology exceeded by UTI and BPH. . December 2015. Urolithiasis. : . iNTRODUCTION. Urolithiasis. : A . problem . that has . confronted clinicians . since the . time of . Hippocrates & many . family physicians . have extensive . experience in . Presented by :. Raed. . alhabshan. Saleh. . aljaralh. Mohanad. . almajed. Supervised by:. Dr.dani. . rabah. Outline . Hematuria. Definition & etiology.. Case scenario.. How to approach hematuria..