Renal colic is a common symptom of kidney stones. Depending on the location of the stone, the patient will have pain in different areas. However, kidney stone pain is often confused with other pain.

Acute appendicitis is one of the dangerous surgical emergencies. Children with acute appendicitis are often more difficult to diagnose than adults, so when they see signs of appendicitis, they need to go to medical centers for timely examination and treatment.

Vascular calcification in patients with recurrent kidney stones can put them at risk of heart disease. Therefore, to help kidney stone patients protect their cardiovascular health, it is necessary to monitor the status of vascular calcification.

Kidney stones are considered the main cause of kidney failure. If kidney stone patients do not have the right and complete treatment regimen, they will easily lead to kidney failure complications, seriously affecting their health.

Pelvic appendicitis is a common surgical emergency in our country. If not diagnosed and treated promptly, it can cause extremely dangerous complications, threatening the patient's life.

Laparoscopic appendectomy was first performed by Kurt Semm in 1983. With the advantages of minimally invasive surgery, this method has been widely applied and become popular. Since then, it has been considered the gold standard in the treatment of acute appendicitis and other diseases such as appendiceal mucocele and appendiceal cancer.

Acute appendicitis is a surgical emergency with a very high incidence: 4-5 cases/1000 people and about 6% of the general population suffers from appendicitis in their lifetime. Ultrasound images of appendicitis play an important role in diagnosis and providing appropriate treatment.