Urinary tract stones account for a fairly high proportion of all urinary tract diseases. Timely detection and treatment help prevent dangerous complications of the disease. So what are the methods to treat urinary tract stones? Let's find out in the article below.

Computed tomography of the urinary system with contrast injection is a technique that uses X-rays and a low-array detector system to reproduce images of the urinary system structure. The results of a computed tomography of the urinary system with contrast injection allow for the assessment and detection of abnormalities and diseases of the urinary system.

Urethral stones are a common disease, most of which are stones from the kidney, ureter or bladder moving down the urethra. If not treated properly, urethral stones will cause recurrent urinary tract infections, even causing complications such as urinary disorders that affect the health and quality of life of the patient. Endoscopic surgery to treat urethral stones is an effective treatment method for patients.