Provides no-surgical and surgical management of urinary calculus disease. Extracorporeal shock lithotripter, precutaneous and laser lithostripsy. Complete medical diagnostic and prevention services.
General Information
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Anatomy and Function of the Urinary System |
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How do you know if you have a stone? |
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How common are stones and who gets them? |
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What causes stones? |
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Types of Stones |
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How are stones detected? |
What are the Options for Treatment and Prevention of Kidney Stones?
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Conservative Management (Spontaneous Passage) |
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Surgical Intervention |
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What can be done to prevent more stones and how likely is it to get another stone? |
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How to Perform Kegel Exercises |
Additional Information
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A Discussion of the Georgetown University Hospital Stone Center |
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Glossary |
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Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy treatment |
Specialists
