• Hinyokika Kiyo · May 1992

    Review Case Reports

    [A giant bladder stone with a small urethral stone].

    • M Hattori, K Itou, N Ootake, K Okabe, K Kurokawa, M Hayashi, T Suzuki, K Imai, and H Yamanaka.
    • Department of Urology, Gumma University School of Medicine.
    • Hinyokika Kiyo. 1992 May 1; 38 (5): 587-9.

    AbstractA 71-year-old man had pollakisuria, macrohematuria and sense of urinary retention. His urethrogram showed a giant bladder stone with a small urethral stone. He received cystolithotomy. The giant bladder stone was removed. It weighed 310 g and is the 32nd reported in Japan.

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